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FTX secretly gave $17.5m to Aussie crypto influencer who lost other people’s millions

A bankruptcy report for FTX shows the cryptocurrency exchange paid Alex Saunders to ‘avoid negative publicity’ and ‘potential litigation’.

Narendra Modi victorious

Narendra Modi victorious

Narendra Modi has been elected prime minister of India for a third time, albeit with a reduced majority, and Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu is facing growing pressure to back a ceasefire in Gaza, but fears doing so will undermine his government.

How do we prepare for life on a hot planet?

How do we prepare for life on a hot planet?

By the middle of the century, Australian society is likely to become so stressed that the cohesion of the nation will be at risk.

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Privatisation is ruining Australia’s aviation sector

Qantas pilots say rampant cost-cutting at Perth Airport has led to nothing working like it should.

Tourism Australia refuses to say how it spent your money, but politicians are curious

Exclusive: Taxpayers footed the bill for Tourism Australia’s most well-paid employee to stay rent-free in an affluent Sydney suburb during the early months of the coronavirus pandemic.

No, Ed, we don’t need a company tax cut

Do we need a company tax cut to stimulate manufacturing investment? No, and no. And also, no.

Abolishing Higgins seat sent everyone into a frenzy for all the wrong reasons

The draft redistribution of Victoria, which abolishes the electoral seat of Higgins, resulted in slew of hot takes.

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The ABC made the stick it beats itself with

The ABC made the stick it beats itself with

Antoinette Lattouf was sacked from the ABC for breaching a social media policy nobody at the broadcaster seems to be able to articulate.

Dutton’s ‘no vacancies’ for migrants depends on a complicit media

Dutton’s ‘no vacancies’ for migrants depends on a complicit media

Traditional media once understood migration reporting was to be ‘handled with care’. The rhetoric has long since become toxic.

Labor to allow foreign citizens to join ADF

Labor to allow foreign citizens to join ADF

Labor will loosen entry requirements for the ADF to allow permanent residents from the US, UK, New Zealand, Canada and Pacific Island nations to serve. And two-thirds of voters support increasing the age limit for social media use.

Photographers are mad that Instagram is labelling edited photos as ‘made with AI’ while ignoring AI generated images

Photographers are mad that Instagram is labelling edited photos as ‘made with AI’ while ignoring AI generated images

Meta is labelling photographs edited to remove specks of dust as ‘made with AI’ while letting through completely AI-generated, obviously fake images.

Trump, Tingle and touching the nerve of white grievance

Trump, Tingle and touching the nerve of white grievance

Why do racists hate being called racist? The fury directed at Laura Tingle throws some light on the grievance that powers Donald Trump.

12 countries across the world have lowered their voting age from 18. Australia should be next

12 countries across the world have lowered their voting age from 18. Australia should be next

Young people are more politically engaged than ever before. It’s time they were given equal representation.

Antoinette Lattouf fired by ABC, Fair Work Commission finds

Antoinette Lattouf fired by ABC, Fair Work Commission finds

Antoinette Lattouf has had a win in her legal battle with the ABC, with the Fair Work Commission finding she was fired from her casual radio role.

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There’s no time to indulge Labor’s love affair with gas — it delays the inevitable

Labor claims gas is critical to the net-zero pathways of Australia’s trading partners. This ignores the exponentially growing affordability of renewables.

Convicted felon Donald Trump faces Australia travel ban

His conviction also means he’s barred from sitting on a jury… and teaching English in South Korea.

Josh Frydenberg — no ticker, no start

Josh Frydenberg didn’t have the guts to go after Scott Morrison and stuffed a return to Kooyong when he didn’t know he could win. So why should he get another crack now?

The Nine board response to Wick scandal mirrors a corporate culture addicted to ‘good news’

Nine’s CEO claims he had no idea about the alleged toxic behaviour of a senior executive. Why is it that corporate bosses never seem to know what’s happening in their own corporations?

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Frydenberg eyes a comeback

Former treasurer Josh Frydenberg is back in the picture in Kooyong, and a murderer and an attempted murderer were among 25 people released into the community following the High Court’s decision on indefinite detention last year.

Jetstar’s fumes show flying high is more toxic than you think

Settle back, relax and enjoy the flight, but try not to think about the air you might be breathing.

‘Rigged, rigged, rigged, rigged etc’: The media react to Trump’s guilty verdict

In a verdict perfectly timed for the Australian news cycle, Donald Trump has been convicted — and the media predictably lost its mind.

How do ScoMo’s book sales compare to literally any other political memoir?

Crikey has obtained Morrison’s book sales data to date, and compared them with the first-month figures for some of his closest friends.

Tingle stated the obvious, and the obvious is based on evidence

Tingle gets the backing of Crikey readers, who say those in the Coalition and the media who are criticising her need to examine Australia’s racist history.

Trump is either finished or on the road back to the White House, and no-one has a clue which

The point about Trump being discredited as a fit and proper person to be president is that it has already happened. And then he became president.

Welcome to the Wild West of data trading, where even your pain level is a commodity

The ACCC’s new report into ‘data firms’ has taken a bold step at probing the infamously unregulated territory of data capture and trading.

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