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A timeline of leaks by ‘senior Labor figures who asked not to be named’

With the help of various journalists, Labor figures have had a lot to say about now-independent Senator Fatima Payman. We just don’t know who.

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The secret sources the media use to spice up the political narrative of their choice

Media organisations like News Corp have mastered the art of the anonymous insider quote. But who does that sort of journalism really serve?

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French left snatch victory

Marine Le Pen is on track to lose the second round of French parliamentary elections, and the Coalition leads Labor in NSW.

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Meet the French Rupert Murdoch who dragged a nation to the far right

Vincent Bolloré is key to understanding what on earth is going on in France right now.

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Far right set to lose in France — just. Its Murdoch-like backer helped it come close

Marine Le Pen’s far-right party is projected to lose the French election. Vincent Bolloré is key to understanding how it came so close.

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Reader reply: Recognising Palestine as a state is key. But why does the West care now?

‘A token recognition of statehood, such as the watered-down version recommended by Labor, would only help to hammer in the final nail in the coffin of Palestine.’

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Is the Tories’ election wipeout the result Labour dreamt of?

The Conservatives are facing their worst performance in modern history. Paradoxically, it may still be a disappointing outcome for Labour.

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The raining champions: The Tories and their royal barrel of calamity

Fourteen frequently bizarre years of Conservative rule in the UK is coming to an appropriately catastrophic end.

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No room for nuance as Payman defies the collective and is rewarded with Labor smears

Are you a supporter of the young senator who has defied Labor collectivism, or a critic of a rogue Muslim who betrayed her party? There’s not much room for nuance around Fatima Payman.

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7News blocked from posting videos on Facebook as Meta drags feet, sources say

One of the country’s biggest news brands on social media can’t post videos after being slammed with a ban from Meta.

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No, we shouldn’t ban kids under-16s from social media — we don’t have the proof it will fix anything

Arguing for the negative in this week’s Friday Fight: Crikey’s very own associate editor Cam Wilson.

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No, we shouldn’t ban kids under 16 from social media — we don’t have the proof it will fix anything

Arguing for the negative in this week’s Friday Fight: Crikey’s very own associate editor Cam Wilson.

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Yes, we should be banning social media for under-16s — big tech does not see us as humans

Arguing for the affirmative in this week’s Friday Fight: former Sky News journalist and Hilma’s Network founder Charlotte Mortlock.

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Yes, we should be banning social media for under-16s — big tech does not see us as humans

Arguing for the affirmative in this week’s Friday Fight: former Sky News journalist and Hilma’s Network founder Charlotte Mortlock.

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Murdoch’s Sun backed a winning horse in Labour. Will it pay off?

As a former Sun editor argued, supporting the government of the day carries financial incentives for News Corp.

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Tories wait to see extent of damage

Polls have closed in the UK in what’s expected to be a colossal victory for Labour, and the east coast is set to run out of gas by 2027.

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Four Israel-Gaza letter signatories have departed Nine since publisher’s ‘heavy handed’ response

Four staff members who signed an open letter calling for the media to improve its reporting on Gaza have since left Nine’s mastheads. Will more follow?

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Labor’s outdated rules come back to bite in Payman saga

With independents on the rise, can Labor really cling to an archaic rule that has cost it a young, smart, passionate Muslim senator?

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Something is deeply wrong with business regulation. Even the Liberals know it

What does it say about Labor when the Liberals are the ones pushing for more regulation of business conduct?

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Those clamouring for an Australian republic should consider the carnage in the US

Are advocates for replacing the governor-general with an elected president — because they want an Australian head of state — missing the point?

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UK, Iran and France hold elections this week, in a record year for voting

We’ve just entered the mid-point of what’s been called the biggest election year in history. Here’s your guide to this week’s votes.

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Guardian Blind Date: They ordered for us. How do you eat swan?

The Guardian meets a rusted-on Guardian reader. As told to Guy Rundle

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Fatima Payman plans next move

The WA senator will make a major announcement today, and UK voters head to the polls in what’s expected to be a Tory wipeout.

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Technology is changing the world. How will the opportunities and risks affect you?

The extent to which new technologies have changed everyday life over the past 25 years cannot be overstated.

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What a disgrace: ANZ charged dead people — and Labor is going to reward it

Maybe we can’t expect banks to refrain from sickening stuff like robbing dead people. Turns out we were foolish in thinking this government might do anything serious about competition, either.

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