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No, Europe’s far right has not lost momentum, two key battles don’t make a war

Arguing in the negative in this week’s Friday Fight: Crikey columnist Benjamin Clark.

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Yes, recent votes have shown us Europe’s far-right movement has lost momentum

Arguing for the affirmative in this week’s Friday Fight: freelance journalist Caitlin Powell.

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Obama adds to Biden pressure

The former president and one of Joe Biden’s closest friends has raised questions about the viability of Biden’s candidacy, and nearly 13 million Australians had their health information hacked.

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Lidia Thorpe sees her Senate spot as the Greens ‘paying the rent’

The independent senator won’t try to stay in Parliament when her six-year term comes to an end. But she hopes to pass her Senate seat onto another proud Blak activist

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The comet tail of self-regard trailing the 60th anniversary of The Australian

Brace your self for a cavalcade of self-congratulation — The Australian has turned 60!

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A front-row seat at Trump World

Elbowing my way onto the main floor of the Republican National Convention wasn’t easy — but it wasn’t that hard either. It made it all the stranger to stare at Donald J Trump for an hour and a quarter, mere metres away.

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Qantas faces threat to its divide-and-conquer industrial relations policy

Qantas is expected to unveil bumper profits next month as it argues it can’t afford to give regional pilots a better deal.

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Rudd works room at Republican convention to shore up ‘Trumpified’ AUKUS deal

Speaking to former US ambassador Joe Hockey at the Republican convention, Rudd told allies to ‘chill’ and not worry about Trump.

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We want YOUR gossip!

Crikey is animated by our readership. Your contacts have shaped us over two decades. In the spirit of inspiring you to tip us off more, here’s a list of some of our favourite tips, plus a how-to guide on the safest ways to leak to us.

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Zomi Frankcom investigation ends

A former defence chief will release his report into the killing of an Australian aid worker by Israel, and Labor is tightening its purse ahead of the budget update.

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‘I don’t really care what happens to Ukraine’: What a JD Vance vice presidency could mean for the world

With fewer than two years in Congress under his belt, the first-term senator from Ohio has very little experience in politics.

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‘Grow up’: Rudd goes after Tenacious D for a Trump joke. It’s 2024, baby!

Former prime minister Kevin Rudd has demanded Jack Black ‘grow up and get a decent job’, following calls from a supposed ‘free speech’ senator. Politics in 2024 is quite something.

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How to make Australia’s FOI system less secretive

Proactive releasing of information and better resourcing for agencies are among the key recommendations in a new report on Australia’s freedom of information system.

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Fossil fuel execs welcome, Rudd goes stateside, and Labor doesn’t mind religion in politics after all

In a jam-packed edition of tips, Kevin Rudd presses the flesh at the RNC, and climate governance is no barrier to fossil fuel CEOs in Western Australia.

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Sleepy Trump and cowboy hats ad infinitum: Day two of the Republican National Convention

Tom Doig is on the floor at the RNC, where MAGA tourists and savvy merchants are hoping for another ‘surprise’ appearance by the big man himself.

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John Setka, the CFMEU and the fine art of capturing a state government

State Labor governments are vulnerable to capture by trade unions. The CFMEU’s capture of the Andrews government in Victoria is a perfect demonstration.

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The State Library of Victoria furore is about censorship, not Palestine

Libraries are a symbol of freedom where creativity and provocation should thrive.

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Defence still rewarding Thales and Israeli firm that supplied arms used in Frankcom murder

Thales continues to do well from Australian taxpayers despite the scandal over its munitions contracts with Defence. As does Elbit Systems.

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Trump basks as Biden infighting returns

Donald Trump has received a hero’s welcome at the Republican National Convention as Joe Biden struggles to shake calls to step aside, and Chris Bowen brings the nuclear debate back into focus.

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Unlike Keir Starmer’s, Albanese’s cabinet mostly went to elite fee-paying schools

What does it say about Australia’s Labor government that more than half of cabinet ministers went to independent or Catholic schools?

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Democracy might be under threat. Security bureaucrats are not

The Trump assassination attempt has got Australian politicians excited that they too could be under threat — which would mean we need to give even more money to security agencies.

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Secret service, gerbils and ‘unapologetic Christian conservatives’: On the ground at the RNC

Forty-eight hours after the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, the Republican National Convention rolls on, albeit with heightened security.

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As US media billionaires lean towards Trump, they’re facing some insider pushback

American media moguls are falling in line behind the Republican nominee. Do they really believe he’ll be better for business, or do they just fear speaking out against him?

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‘Wrong side of the internet’: Aussie skincare brand’s viral TikTok attracted abuse on X

The creators of the viral video were harassed after it was posted on Elon Musk’s X platform, where it spread in online misogynist communities.

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Rotten Victorian Labor can run but it can’t hide from its CFMEU links

Critics accused the Andrews government of being too close to the CFMEU. Dan Andrews laughed the accusations off. Turns out they were right.

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