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Dutton, the part-time opposition leader, pulls another vanishing act

Peter Dutton likes to project the image of a tough guy. The reality is he’s the kind of guy who disappears when the going gets tough.

Four stabbed at Sydney church

Four stabbed at Sydney church

An Assyrian church was the scene of another stabbing in Sydney last night, Bruce Lehrmann’s defamation suit fails, and workers could get double leave if they take it at half pay.

Anatomy of a media breakdown: Bondi Junction, misinformation and Channel 7

Anatomy of a media breakdown: Bondi Junction, misinformation and Channel 7

A timeline of what happened in Bondi, the cynical spread of misinformation, and the major network that amplified it.

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Bruce Lehrmann raped Brittany Higgins, judge finds on balance of probabilities

‘Ms Higgins was raped. Mr Lehrmann raped Ms Higgins.’

Uhlmann joining Sky News is a good thing — unless he adopts a Credlin-like ideology

Sky needs Chris Uhlmann more than he needs it, with the outlet in the market to attract some serious journalistic talent. But what kind impact will the news veteran have?

The colossal cost of the Bruce Lehrmann trials

We break down the expenses behind the mass of court cases that have roiled Australia’s political and media landscape.

To get our Bondi reporting right, the media needs to learn these 5 lessons

Our overseas colleagues have more experience reporting on tragedies like the Bondi Junction attack. Australia’s knowledge gap is showing.

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Iran’s unprecedented attack on Israel was a strategic miscalculation. Can all-out war now be averted?

Iran’s unprecedented attack on Israel was a strategic miscalculation. Can all-out war now be averted?

Neither side wants a war. But Israel will also feel it has no choice but to deliver a strong response.

Lehrmann v Wilkinson resolves today

Lehrmann v Wilkinson resolves today

The result of Bruce Lehrmann’s defamation case against Lisa Wilkinson and Network Ten will be heard today, a police source says Bondi Junction killer was ‘targeting women’, and Jim Chalmers’ new asset write-off scheme.

Are we really prepared for the climate crisis when it comes to infrastructure?

Are we really prepared for the climate crisis when it comes to infrastructure?

While neoliberals might dream of market solutions to climate risk, the reality is that most of the cost of adaptation will need to be socialised.

When O.J. Simpson proved too incendiary for Rupert Murdoch

When O.J. Simpson proved too incendiary for Rupert Murdoch

A look back on News Corp’s sordid history with the late O.J. Simpson.

In the UK, Murdoch’s losses show his monopoly adventures are winding down

In the UK, Murdoch’s losses show his monopoly adventures are winding down

The numbers aren’t looking great for Rupert the ‘Dirty Digger’.

Bruce McWilliam’s spicy messages, The Tele gets with the times, and Guardian Australia’s mea culpa

Bruce McWilliam’s spicy messages, The Tele gets with the times, and Guardian Australia’s mea culpa

This week’s Briefs brings you some of former Seven fixer Bruce McWilliam’s finest work in the DMs, a throwback Tele front page, and a Guardian Australia correction.

Jacqui Lambie and her underlings could do big things for Tasmania. Instead they’re acting like Liberal fanboys

Jacqui Lambie and her underlings could do big things for Tasmania. Instead they’re acting like Liberal fanboys

The JLN could have made real demands of Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff. Why didn’t it?

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‘Too many Aboriginal babies’: Australia’s secret history of Aboriginal population control in the 1960s

Most Australians are now familiar with the Stolen Generations. But fewer people know that eugenic practices seeking to limit Aboriginal populations continued even in the second half of the 20th century.

Peter Dutton’s memory is slightly wanting when it comes to ‘reckless’ foreign ministers

Peter Dutton called Penny Wong’s statements on Palestine the most ‘reckless act of a foreign minister I have seen in my 22 years’. He might be forgetting a few things…

A review of 600 articles shows how conservative media fuels our nuclear ‘debate’

Debate over nuclear power in Australia continues to be stoked by media and ideologues, following a well-worn path that likely leads nowhere.

An ex-SAS soldier has his sights on politics. But how do Chinese Australians feel about his new book?

Former Survivor winner and Liberal candidate for the Perth seat of Tangney Mark Wales has written a novel featuring a Chinese invasion of Australia. How will Chinese-Australian voters react?

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Dutton’s mad Rinehart dash

Peter Dutton made a fast and furious round-trip to Gina Rinehart’s birthday party, Bruce Lehrmann’s karaoke is pissing off his neighbours, and the Productivity Commission chair warns against green manufacturing subsidies.

Will Albo’s new industrial deal be a return to Labor’s ‘bad old days’?

Labor’s Future Made in Australia Act would make the government a ‘more strategic and constructive contributor’ to the economy. But what does that mean in practice?

Labor’s finally getting the message on Gaza. Muslim community candidates is the next step

Labor has taken its non-Anglo base for granted. Community candidates and supporting Greens in key seats will take the revolt further.

When two become one: Would proposed reforms have halted these mergers and acquisitions?

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has announced sweeping changes to the ACCC’s powers in an attempt to slow surging concentration. The watchdog may appreciated these new teeth a bit earlier.

Proposed media freedom legislation gets ‘very enthusiastic’ response from MPs

Exclusive: A proposal put together by the Alliance for Journalists’ Freedom has received a positive reception from government and crossbench MPs.

Why moving to the right could be wrong for Dutton and the Coalition

The opposition leader’s strategy, outlined at his first press conference as leader and reinforced through words and practice since, emphasises a further hardening towards the populist right.

9 reasons why Richard Goyder should be voted out as Woodside chair

Stephen Mayne is likely the tallest, smallest activist shareholder of Woodside. Here’s why he used his meagre nine shares to vote against Goyder’s reelection.

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