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There are no climate wars. This is climate peace

Labor will hit its 2030 emissions reduction target. It will also allow the continued burning of fossil fuels without any discontent.

Richard Boyle’s brave whistleblowing has been vindicated — but Australia will still punish him

Richard Boyle’s brave whistleblowing has been vindicated — but Australia will still punish him

It is hard to imagine whistleblowing more clearly in the public interest.

Finally free: Julian Assange’s last stop

Finally free: Julian Assange’s last stop

The WikiLeaks founder will enter a single guilty plea on a remote island before being free to return to Australia, and an energy market report shows we need to ramp up renewables production.

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What a time to be three-eyed! Labor lets Dutton use nuclear as a flim-flam political culture war

The Coalition’s nuclear policy may have been the projection of internal politics outwards, but the means of selling it was culture war.

Australia’s archive of the internet is being filled up with AI-generated spam

The National Library of Australia is collecting thousands of snapshots of pages featuring language like ‘as a AI language model’ and ‘as of my last knowledge update’.

Under big-spending Nationals-lite Dutton, where to now for genuine Liberals?

Are genuine Liberals just in public life so they can expand the size of government? That’s their role under Peter Dutton.

Click-hungry and obsessed with crime, journalists fuel anxiety and despair

In the past few weeks in particular, News Corp tabloids have been cashing in on fear-mongering front pages.

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Hey, you! Crikey is hiring a Readers’ Editor

Hey, you! Crikey is hiring a Readers’ Editor

Crikey is currently recruiting for an exciting new role we hope will further engage and involve our readers.

Read Julian Assange’s court documents indicating his imminent guilty plea

Read Julian Assange’s court documents indicating his imminent guilty plea

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is set to enter a guilty plea with the US government, which will allow him to walk free. Read the filed court documents.

Julian Assange set to plead guilty, will go free under deal with United States

Julian Assange set to plead guilty, will go free under deal with United States

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is set to walk free after a plea deal brings to an end a years-long international saga.

Abortion rights could be a trump card for Biden in November

Abortion rights could be a trump card for Biden in November

Two years since Roe v Wade was overturned, reproductive rights could affect the outcome of the US presidential race.

News Corp, short-term AI deals ensure your planned obsolescence

News Corp, short-term AI deals ensure your planned obsolescence

AI companies only need journalists until their own AI products become ‘good enough’ content makers themselves.

Who is Matt Kean, the ‘classic Liberal’ appointed Labor’s climate change tsar?

Who is Matt Kean, the ‘classic Liberal’ appointed Labor’s climate change tsar?

A career politician known for factional war games and fights with Scott Morrison, Kean has amassed enough credibility as a climate change crusader to catch Anthony Albanese’s attention.

Kean’s climate coup

Kean’s climate coup

Matt Kean’s appointment as chair of the Climate Change Authority has pissed off his Coalition co-workers, and UNESCO warns Australia to do more to protect the Great Barrier Reef.

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The same party that legislated for offshore wind farms now wants to ban them

Imagine being a developer of offshore wind that has spent the better part of a decade working up a project that, this time next year, could be rendered obsolete if there’s a change of government.

Australia’s media companies seriously complained of blackmail? Give us a break.

That Seven, Nine and News Corp are claiming they’re being blackmailed by Meta is ridiculous, hilarious and deeply hypocritical.

Everything the new Media Watch host shouldn’t be, according to ABC reporters

Paul Barry’s retirement announcement has sparked rampant debate as to who his successor might be. We asked ABC reporters who they want in the job.

While the states crack on with reform, Don Farrell leaves federal donation laws in a mess

The states already have much better political donation laws than the Commonwealth. Anthony Albanese promised to change that, but nothing’s happened.

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AI-generated news is unhuman slop. Crikey is banning it

Until artificial intelligence can generate a headline as incisive or beautiful as ‘Pissing in the Sink’, we will never use it to write our articles.

Assange did not say WikiLeaks had evidence of Obama paedophile ring

‘The alleged quote from Julian Assange is a fabrication,’ WikiLeaks ambassador Joseph Farrell said.

Coles, Woolworths could face billions in fines under Labor’s new supermarket code

The maximum penalty may amount to 10% of a year’s financial turnover, which for Coles and Woolworths could be billions in fines.

‘Siege mode’: Report exposes resourcing woes for public servants determining freedom of information applications

‘What my role has been for the past 18 months is pretty much begging for resources.’

Renewables, not nuclear: Poll

Most Australians see renewables rather than nuclear power as the way forward, and Scott Morrison could find himself useful if Donald Trump wins another term.

‘Should have owned it’: Seven chief admits paying Lehrmann’s rent eroded trust

Seven boss Jeff Howard has appeared alongside other media executives at a parliamentary inquiry this morning.

Nuclear power isn’t just expensive — it comes with unique incentives for corruption

The history of nuclear power overseas shows a strong predisposition to shonky behaviour.

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