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Pressure on trade minister to explain Tourism Australia scandal after NACC drops case

The Coalition has demanded Labor explain how the private holiday scandal was allowed to happen, as new information emerges about the NACC’s aborted investigation.

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‘Like being king hit’: How Andrew Wilkie weaponises whistleblowing

The veteran crossbencher says he won’t enter any formal deals in future hung Parliaments. But he’s found a powerful way to use parliamentary privilege.

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Maybe Dutton is saying what everyone is thinking

Regardless of the political reasons behind his promise to scrap Australia’s emissions reduction target, the opposition leader is right about Labor’s failings on climate action.

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NACC shouldn’t exist if it’s going to dog its remit by ignoring robodebt

Anti-corruption bodies exist to focus lights into dark corners and flush out the rats.

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Who is Bruce Gordon, Nine’s financial kingmaker?

Nine chair Peter Costello fell on his sword this week, and amid the fallout billionaire Bruce Gordon set to gain even more power. But who is he?

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Dutton’s $23k jet ride to News Corp event

Peter Dutton is under scrutiny for taking a taxpayer-funded private jet to a News Corp event in Tamworth at the cost of $23,000, and the Senate has released its report into large consulting firms.

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Jura, on the 75th anniversary of Orwell’s 1984

Charlie Lewis pays a visit to the tiny Scottish island where George Orwell wrote his masterpiece.

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Queensland Labor goes to its grave vomiting money

Queensland Labor has opted to plunge deep into deficit in a desperate effort to buy its way back to electoral favour.

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IDF sniper rifle supplier to feature at government-backed arms expo

Not content with handing more than $900 million to an Israeli arms company, the government is providing a platform for the manufacturer of Israel’s preferred sniper rifle.

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Axes still swinging at News Corp, some wacky OAMs, and a stupid white bastard trademark bid

Plus: real estate agent seeks donations from tenants to help the homeless!

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Australians believe AUKUS will protect them from China. What’s the media’s role?

A new poll reveals half of Australians believe AUKUS will help keep Australia safe from China, with many seeing an imminent conflict possible. The media’s fingerprints are everywhere.

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Whatever the spin, Labor’s $900m to Elbit is procurement incompetence

The government claims it isn’t involved in an Elbit contract, as Elbit is subcontracted to the company Hanwha. It’s a technical distinction in search of a meaningful one, say Crikey readers.

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NACC confirms it’s scrapping its Tourism Australia investigation. Now the agency is out of excuses

Exclusive: The National Anti-Corruption Commission has revealed it won’t look into Tourism Australia’s private holiday scandal, just a week after the existence of such an investigation was used to prevent the Senate from asking questions.

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Behavioural economics has a name for Dutton’s 2030 emissions target delay

It’s a human impulse that until the 1980s had economists baffled.

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Dutton’s climate crisis

Peter Dutton is facing widespread condemnation of his plan to dump Australia’s 43% emissions reduction target by 2030, and Hunter Biden, the son of US President Joe Biden, has been convicted of three felony gun charges.

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Qantas flight attendants fiasco a test for industrial relations legislation

Landmark claims brought by Qantas flight attendants to the Fair Work Commission will be a major test case for the Albanese government’s industrial relations legislation.

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Sunak bombs on the beaches of Normandy, but why?

Did a man who has downplayed his heritage find it impossible to consent to European triumphalism?

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A Starmer government wouldn’t get in the way of AUKUS. The UK has too much money on the line

Keir Starmer would be stupid to oppose AUKUS, given how much money Australia is paying the UK to make nuclear reactors for the submarines.

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News Corp cajoles and, yes, bullies other Australian media outlets

The US company understands the business of journalism better than anybody else.

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Conflicted Costello’s departure shifts deckchairs in a doomed industry

Look beyond Peter Costello’s encounter with a News Corp journalist and you’ll see an industry in its death throes.

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AI bot with ‘IQ of 155’ to advise real estate agents on ethics

The Real Estate Institute of NSW has appointed a ChatGPT-run bot called Alice Ing to ‘analyse huge quantities of data’ during board meetings.

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Dutton’s nuclear nonsense catches up with him — while Labor keeps running

Peter Dutton has accepted the basic reality of his nuclear power fantasy: a lot more coal-fired power until the 2040s at the earliest.

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Should public transport really be 50 cents?

Let’s talk about other ways of financing network expansions.

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Labor to support ceasefire call at Gaza summit

Labor frontbencher Anne Aly will represent Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong at an emergency international conference on Gaza in Jordan. Meanwhile, far-right political parties are gathering support throughout Europe.

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Revealed: Australian police and criminals were guinea pigs for the world’s biggest sting operation

AFP and FBI secretly ran an encrypted phone company used by criminals for years. But first, there were technical, logistical and legal hurdles to overcome.

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