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A snottily superior plea for tolerance

Shaun Micallef has been humbled by the election of Trump. And he really wants you to know it.

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Jim Chalmers tries to reassure voters worried about a Trump economy

The treasurer will try to convince Australians in a speech today that the global impact of Donald Trump will be worse than the local one, and the latest Newspoll continues to show bad news for Anthony Albanese.

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In Philadelphia, Trump swayed people dissatisfied with the status quo

In the battleground state of Pennsylvania, voters from all cultures and creeds wanted change.

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Lessons from Trump give Dutton a path to victory next year

Peter Dutton already knows linking migration and inflation is electorally potent. Trump’s victory will only confirm its power.

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Yes, Labor’s HECS debt cuts is good (modest but welcome) policy — we should subsidise higher ed

Ordinary Australians who never went to university benefit from taxpayer funding of higher education every time they are treated by a doctor or a nurse.

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As a teen I learned how harmful social media can be, but Albo’s ban shirks responsibility

Social media fed me harmful content that fuelled my eating disorder but a ban is not an evidence-based solution.

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No, the HELP debt cuts aren’t good policy — here’s eight reasons why

This government has an embarrassing obsession with imitating the Biden administration.

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Punters vs pollsters: Who should you trust with election predictions?

Billions were spent gambling on the US election, and betting markets appear to have been more accurate than most pollsters.

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Reader reply: Hollywood has been trying to kill Australian stories for 100 years. Has it succeeded?

The global streaming platforms have an economic advantage that — without robust local content quotas — threatens to wipe Australian stories off our screens.

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Trump’s support is unthinkable to mainstream progressives — that’s a problem

Moral outrage does nothing to understand what drives people to embrace a Trumpist world view.

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The aftermath of Trump 2.0

People around the world are coming to terms with Donald Trump’s election victory, all asking the same question: What does it mean for me?

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‘I think the major parties need a kick in the nuts’: How ‘Punter’s Politics’ stormed Parliament House

Punter Konrad has built up a large social following by questioning politicians on behalf of ‘the punters’.

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Trump claims the white working class from the Democrats. Is this time for good?

Like earlier Republican presidents, Donald Trump has attracted white working class voters. Will they stick with the GOP this time?

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Trump claims the white working class from the Democrats, for maybe the last time

Like earlier Republican presidents, Donald Trump has attracted white working class voters. Will they stick with the GOP this time?

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Do not ask what Trumpism means for the rest of the world. Trumpism is already here

Donald Trump and JD Vance are not alone.

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Americans voted for Trump. Many also voted for abortion rights. What happens next?

Abortion rights proved popular even in deep-red states — despite Kamala Harris’ consistent campaigning that a vote for Trump was a vote against bodily autonomy.

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Americans voted for Trump. Many also voted for abortion rights. What happens next?

Abortion rights proved popular even in deep-red states — despite Kamala Harris’ consistent campaigning that a vote for Trump was a vote against bodily autonomy.

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Encrypted app Session’s exit amid police pressure proves Australia at risk of becoming ‘tech backwater’

‘If you think it’s important as a country for sovereignty reasons to have the option of using your own home-grown services, then you can’t drive them off shore with bad laws.’

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Donald Trump will be president (again)

Donald Trump will become the 47th president of the United States after storming to victory in yesterday’s vote. World leaders are rushing to congratulate him, though some are clearly happier than others.

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The RBA goes xenophobic in its quest for excuses

The RBA under Bullock doesn’t just look out of touch. It looks desperate.

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Why does Labor keep using the phrase ‘Greens political party’?

The description of the Greens as a ‘political party’ is accurate. Yet people associated with both Labor and the Greens agree it’s clearly intended as a smear.

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Who knows if they’re voting, but Americans sure are posting (including Ivanka Trump)

Young progressives are finally free to libmaxx, and Ivanka Trump shares an important message on election eve.

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In Washington, an eerie quiet belies the election’s final turbulent moments

When I ask Democrat voters what they’ll do if the Republicans win, they don’t just grimace — they bury their faces in their hands, go silent.

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The real voter fraud: Nine ways Republicans are trying to steal this election

Trump supporters might scream ‘Stop the Steal’, but it’s Republicans who are trying to steal the election with voter suppression.

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‘We have no leverage to stop genocide if she wins’: New York women vote Harris with apathy

In New York City, young women share feelings of disillusionment over Kamala Harris’ position on Israel, but also a gritted determination to get their civic duty done.

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