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The mining boom brought the promise of ‘rejuvenation’ and ‘reimagination’ to the WA capital. The reality turned out a little different.

Improving incomes for supermarket suppliers comes with a cost for consumers. But we’re already used to it in some areas.

All Orwell references are equal, but some are more equal than others for News Corp papers lifting the writer’s words for right-wing ends.

Israel is tarnishing its self-portrait as the only democracy in the Middle East.

In today’s Your Say, Crikey readers weigh in on the death of Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom following an airstrike by the Israeli Defence Forces.

It might seem like forest thinning is a good way to reduce the risk of bushfires. Empirical evidence shows otherwise.

‘To bear witness in this way is to make ourselves vulnerable, to open ourselves up to loss and sadness.’

Taylor Auerbach has claimed he watched Bruce Lehrmann order cocaine and google sex workers that were later invoiced to Seven, and the charity that employed slain Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom has called for Australia to join in demanding an “independent, third-party” inquiry.

Why is Labor spending $1 billion to encourage solar panel production when there’s already a global glut of the things?