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In darkest Abetzia, the good word on the Tasmanian elections

With 35 seats in play, the election may deliver a house of independents. But in Hobart, the Libs are riding a chocolate fountain to victory.

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Working undercover isn’t working from home: AFP union slams pay deal as a cop out

Federal police are on the verge of industrial action over a proposed pay deal.

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The book world doesn’t know what to do with all these heightened sensitivities

The Australian literature world is torn between supporting marginalised, radical voices and hiding behind the industry’s frictionless gentry.

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Meet the LGBTQIA+ activists staying in Ukraine to support the most vulnerable

Activist groups in Ukraine are risking their safety to change the way LGBTQIA+ people are perceived in the traditionally conservative country.

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The climate crisis is accelerating — and Australia’s news media isn’t keeping up

We’ve suddenly found ourselves at a moment where the cycle of global heating is turning quickly enough to align with the news cycle.

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Labor wants to ban big political donations

The Labor Party wants to limit the political influence of large donors, Adam Bandt’s huge expenses report (including private jets), and the call for more aid in ‘life and death’ Gaza.

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Exclusive: Seven West’s The Nightly tried to recruit teen columnist

Seven West’s shiny new newspaper has the backing of Kerry Stokes and Gina Rinehart. But that doesn’t mean it’s above chasing a child to write columns for it.

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Will any of $4.5bn in Oz tax money be used to fund nuclear-armed subs in the US?

Australia has set aside billions of dollars to fund US submarine building. But the same shipyards and staff building the AUKUS subs are also building nuclear-armed boats.

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Pitch Festival debacle raises serious questions about sustainability of big outdoor music events

Pitch Festival in western Victoria was cancelled mid-festival due to extreme fire danger. This will only become more common for outdoor music festivals as the climate intensifies.

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Here’s how to make Facebook really pay for news

The government ought to go beyond the embattled news media bargaining code and contribute more public funding for what should be, at heart, a public good.

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On nuclear, the media serve us up another round of climate denialism

The media needs to stop treating nonsensical claims about nuclear power from the Coalition seriously and do some basic fact-checking.

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What do three decades in the prime minister’s suburb tell us about housing?

Crikey crunches the housing data in Marrickville over the past 30 years.

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Anatomy of a viral video: Happy Meal™ Karen tells all

With great reels comes great responsibility: Crikey explores the inane world of content, and those ‘confrontation’ videos where something always seems amiss…

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New Zealand’s PM backs Penny Wong in Keating stoush

Keating’s critique of Wong on China provokes ire from across the ditch, Jim Chalmers is scrapping ‘nuisance’ tariffs, and Indigenous former-AFL players are bringing a racism class action against the AFL.

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That deep feeling of existential dread about Trump is warranted

Donald Trump might be in cognitive decline, but it doesn’t matter to his supporters. He’s not there to argue for policy; he’s there to provoke rage.

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Minns gets the microwave out for International Women’s Day

While other governments make serious commitments marking International Women’s Day, the NSW premier has a policy he’d like to recycle for you…

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Greens slam cost of living inquiry as Liberal ‘free-market propaganda’ exercise

There’s a wealth of cost of living inquiries at the moment. One, due to report in two months, has descended into a political showdown.

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Media’s all-time low, press won’t sing for Matilda, and a mysterious disappearance

This week’s Media Briefs brings a Matildas-flavoured case of tall poppy syndrome, an index of media profits, and a memory-holed article.

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This International Women’s Day, pink frosted cupcakes won’t empower the women in Gaza

The day should not be cancelled — it should be fixed.

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Never Again is Now rallies against antisemitism are not what they seem

Far from fighting racism, groups like the Never Again is Now movement intentionally conflate antisemitism with legitimate criticism of Israel in ways that contribute to rising hatred.

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Sam Kerr’s slur stirs ‘reverse racism’ row

The media has a myriad of hot takes on Sam Kerr’s ‘stupid white bastard’ comment, Australian news companies might get compensation when AI is trained on their content, and a man has been charged with Samantha Murphy’s murder.

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Kerr calling a cop a ‘white bastard’ isn’t reverse racism — precedent proves it

Some are calling Kerr racist for her comments. Me? I say erect a statue of her chucking her guts up in an English cab.

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Matthew Guy, Menzies and Barton: A history of Freemasonry in Australian politics

The Freemasons, a secretive men-only club, enjoyed the patronage of conservative PMs of old… and Matthew Guy.

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Welcome to the farce of Super Tuesday, a dumbshow of Western democratic failure

The trouble is, Republicans really want Trump. They really, really want him.

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The Matildas are off to Paris, but at home we’re failing our A-League women

At a recent A-League fixture, there was no mention of the women’s game to occur before the men’s. Fans weren’t even let into the stadium on time.

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