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Jason Clare has a blueprint to radically change higher education in Australia. Can he fund it?

A year-long review of Australia’s tertiary sector aims to more than double enrolments. How to fund this expansion — as well as aid students’ cost of living expenses — remains unresolved.

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BoM’s billion-dollar IT spend

The Bureau of Meteorology spent nearly a billion dollars on a computer upgrade, undercover cops are alleged to have helped radicalise a 13-year-old ‘fixated’ on ISIS, and Australian news might be about to disappear off Facebook (again).

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Woodside doubles its climate crimes in two years — and doubles its spin

Woodside has doubled the amount of carbon emissions it is responsible for pumping into the atmosphere in just two years.

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ABC gives ABC glowing review, Vice soldiers on, and Herald Sun gets with the times

This week we look back at a year of complaints at the ABC and note the slow march of death for youth media.

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Productivity Commission calls bullshit on ‘productivity crisis’ narrative

The commission has put a bomb under the whole ‘productivity crisis’ furphy by blaming businesses for falling productivity and warning that workers are missing out on productivity gains.

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If ASIO has evidence of Burgess’ allegations, we should know who he’s talking about

The motivation behind keeping the identity of the politician a secret is likely due to two factors: fairness and defamation.

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Aldi has stopped growing, right when we need it most

In a time of supermarket price gouging, Australia needs alternative supermarket chains to help keep product costs competitive.

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Assange doomed by the weakness of a government behold to US interest

Crikey readers weigh in on the plight of Julian Assange, the implosion of Woolworths CEO Brad Banducci, and Qantas’ price gouging.

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A complete Burke: WA Liberals deliver yet again

The latest scandal to afflict the WA Liberal Party involves an embarrassing own goal and a disgraced former premier.

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Secretive ‘No’ consultants received taxpayer cash

A secretive consultancy firm behind the No campaign invoiced several senators for taxpayer money, Sky News goes off at ‘woke’ AI, and the ‘long-Covid’ effects of early super withdrawal.

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Maybe it’s not (just) supermarket profits driving inflation

Forget Coles and Woolies — the real villains in one important inflation category are gouging transnational food and beverage firms.

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The Spying MP: If we’re talking about MPs and foreign powers, the list is VERY long

Who is the MP said to have been compromised by a foreign power? Crikey doesn’t know, but we do know that many MPs have had extensive dealings with foreign governments.

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A News Corp journo promised NT killer cop ‘an article in your defence’. Here’s what she actually wrote

The text came just two days after Zachary Rolfe fatally shot an Indigenous teenager.

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Crikey’s parliamentary guide to avoiding foreign interference

A handy explainer on how to avoid the political meddling of those pesky foreign interests!

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Qantas subsidiary pilots and engineers claim recruitment and local safety concerns

Aviation engineers say there’s a dwindling pool of potential recruits due to a fast ageing employee pool and decades of neglect in training.

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Advance’s tactics in Dunkley herald a new, nastier brand of politics

The far-right campaigners’ huge spend in the Dunkley by-election implies US-style electoral warfare is being trialled by the disintegrating right.

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Australia handing nearly a billion dollars to banned Israeli arms firm

Elbit Systems is an Israeli company that arms the IDF, sold weapons to the Myanmar junta, and used to make illegal munitions. Now we’re handing it nearly $1 billion.

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ASIO: An unnamed MP ‘sold their country’ to a foreign regime

The director of ASIO makes stunning allegations against a former MP, Lidia Thorpe stirs controversy in the Senate, and should we be able to strip people of their Order of Australia?

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Independent MP Helen Haines has a plan to stamp out pork-barrelling. Would it work?

Rorting scandals keep happening because those in power believe channelling money to marginal and government electorates will help them win elections.

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People are using error-prone AI chatbots to help them migrate to Australia

Chatbots that promise to give custom migration advice to their hundreds of users are providing incomplete or sometimes wrong information.

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What they say and what they mean as the Dunkley by-election race heats up

Crikey breaks down some of the rhetoric ahead of the by-election in Dunkley this weekend.

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Mardi Gras, police and yet another culture war get the Sydney media excited

Sydney’s LGBTQIA+ community should decide who participates in Mardi Gras, but the murder of a Sydney couple has led to a culture war by a desperate media.

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Fear and loathing rule Australia’s ‘angry’ media landscape

As we muddle through the complexities of the 21st century, progress appears to be stifled by a media keen on angering its audience rather than informing it.

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Fordham flag fury, meet the young folk who wanted to hang with Trump, and what makes a protest newsworthy?

This week in Tips and Murmurs we ask what it takes for an anti-Labor protest to get attention, bring you the highlights from CPAC, and plenty more.

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Malcolm Roberts’ population claim fails its visa check

Despite what the One Nation senator has claimed, the majority of the 2.7 million visa holders in Australia are included in the total 27 million population figure.

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