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Scott Morrison’s anti-depressants revelation shows the steps we’ve taken on mental health

Many political leaders have struggled with their mental health during their time in office. But Scott Morrison’s candour — and the response to it — shows times are changing.

Scott Morrison’s antidepressants revelation shows the steps we’ve taken on mental health

Scott Morrison’s antidepressants revelation shows the steps we’ve taken on mental health

Many political leaders have struggled with their mental health during their time in office. But Scott Morrison’s candour — and the response to it — shows times are changing.

Politicians and companies still ‘take out the trash’. Does it work in the modern age?

Politicians and companies still ‘take out the trash’. Does it work in the modern age?

Politicians and companies attempt to hide bad PR during large news or cultural events. It’s the equivalent of ‘dumping the body in the dead of night’.

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Anatomy of a Sky News headlines: What happens behind the scenes at News Corp?

Hard news headlines are often constructed with three standard features. Sky News frequently trashes these conventions.

Basil Zempilas promises to ban social media for under 16s in front of a cavalcade of right-wing stars

The ‘Australia: The Road Ahead’ conference featured no shortage of libertarian ‘thought leaders’. But what was their agenda?

Is Labor trying to ‘out-Dutton Dutton’ on immigration detention?

Lawyers aren’t confident that the most shameful days of Australia’s refugee policies are behind us.

Pacific elder excoriates Australia on AUKUS panel with Bob Carr

‘In all my years of politics I have never seen anything so brazen and disrespectful.’

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Albo lied: Women’s rally organiser

Albo lied: Women’s rally organiser

Anthony Albanese is being accused of lying about being told he couldn’t speak at an anti-domestic violence rally, four teenagers arrested on terror charges related to the Wakeley stabbing, and more Australians are going to bulk-billing doctors.

A nuclear solution for Dutton: You get a reactor! And YOU get a reactor! Everyone gets a reactor!

A nuclear solution for Dutton: You get a reactor! And YOU get a reactor! Everyone gets a reactor!

Rather than bribing a few voters to have a large nuclear reactor next to them, why not put small modular reactors in every single electorate? It’s only fair.

Seven faces the music, an Insta-famous pooch in defamation hot water, and complaints are the way to go

Seven faces the music, an Insta-famous pooch in defamation hot water, and complaints are the way to go

This week in Media Briefs: Seven settles a defamation case, and a cavoodle returns to court.

Meloni snubs Albanese as Italy prepares to host G7

Meloni snubs Albanese as Italy prepares to host G7

Australia is so far not one of the countries invited to be a guest at Italy’s G7 summit, hosted by populist prime minister Giorgia Meloni.

An array of countries, led by China, will decide BHP’s Anglo American buy

An array of countries, led by China, will decide BHP’s Anglo American buy

BHP’s bid for Anglo American doesn’t rely merely on investors. It also needs the goodwill of any array of governments around the world.

News flash, ABC: Archie Moore’s pivotal art win counts as news

News flash, ABC: Archie Moore’s pivotal art win counts as news

Stop-start approaches to arts and cultural coverage might keep adding more ‘content’ to the ABC’s platforms, but they do little to redress the invisibility of Australia’s cultural life across news and current affairs coverage.

Australia’s student debt crisis will linger if education is seen as a private benefit, not public good

Australia’s student debt crisis will linger if education is seen as a private benefit, not public good

It’s clear governments don’t want to pay for higher education, with expansion of the university sector paid for by students and their families.

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Two cheers for a ‘made in Australia’ policy: let’s make more actual stuff here

We should make more of the things of our life, and know that we are doing so. We are a physical, social, cooperative species, not the airy avatars of economic models, point particles of labour and desire.

Many Australians face losing their homes right now. Here’s how the government should help

If it’s a good idea for companies, why not for Australians at risk of losing their homes?

Here we go again: ‘Terror’ hysteria brings out the worst in the political-media class

Australia is in the middle of a new rounds of demands for curbing of basic liberties, this time prompted by a single failed knifing.

PNG ‘blessed’ with back-to-back high-level visits from China and Australia

China is lashing out at the AUKUS pact and have sent a top official to Papua New Guinea, as Anthony Albanese seeks to shore up Australia’s relationship with its northern neighbour.

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Anzac Day culture war flops, Sky falls for furry hoax (again), and WA Libs scout colourful character

What if they held a culture war and no one showed up? Plus the Liberals eyeing up some prime real estate in Western Australia.

Free speech has limits and the stabbing video sits far outside them

Of course the footage has news value but that has never been the test for whether something is fit for publication.

Labor’s deal with Star Casino is looking grubbier and grubbier

Why is Star Casino in Sydney so arrogant and contemptuous of regulation? Because it has a political party and a major union on its side.

Which parties have experienced political death, and who’s teetering on the brink?

Political analyst Kevin Bonham runs through which minor parties have folded, renamed, disbanded and otherwise fallen off the face of the earth altogether.

Germany’s distortion of memory culture holds warnings for Australia

I’ve lived in Berlin since 2021, but nothing could have prepared me for the extent of the censorship, repression and anti-Palestine propaganda I’ve witnessed over the past six months.

Like many Aboriginal kids we’ve lost too soon, this child was loved by his family, not by the state

No words can express the devastating suicide of a 10-year-old Aboriginal boy held in the custody of the state and denied the care of his family.

Most ABF women allege sexual discrimination

Nearly all surveyed women in the Australian Border Force say they have experienced sexual discrimination, calls for age limits on social media use, and the latest round of politicians found jetting around on taxpayer’s money.

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