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We came of age during the Nemesis years — of course we’re turning away from major parties

For almost a decade there was no substantial policy debate for young voters to unpack. Now, we’re deciding elections.

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FOI reveals ScoMo-Hockey party list, plus a potted history of parliamentary doxxing

Take a look inside the five year fight to uncover who Scott Morrison and Joe Hockey entertained at a Washington garden party. Plus plenty more tips and murmurs from the Crikey bunker.

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The West could stop the civilian massacre in Rafah. It won’t

The truth is, Israel has never been independent. The current fascistic swagger seen in its government would stop immediately if the US and other Western powers were willing to cut off military aid.

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Failing to Close the Gap is now parliamentary tradition, no matter who’s in power

On Indigenous suicide, we’re Widening the Gap, new data shows. But it seems we’re losing interest in our failures on Indigenous policy.

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I emailed ‘right to disconnect’ critics after hours. Guess how many replied?

Given their concerns about what would happen if workers couldn’t be penalised for ignoring calls out of hours, the response from political and businesses leaders was surprising.

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Dutton likely unscathed by damning Home Affairs revelations, thanks to the media

It’s apparently of little significance to News Corp and the ABC that the alternative leader of the country is neck-deep in scandals care of Home Affairs.

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Let’s talk about… tax, baby

The Australian media’s love of conflict and willingness to kowtow to vested interests have prevented us from having a serious conversation about tax reform. That needs to change.

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NT minister staunch on alcohol investments

Chansey Paech won’t resign over his former alcohol investing, expert economists say we could earn $100 billion from a fossil fuel tax, and Tasmanians are heading to an early election.

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My transparency is your doxxing: Hypocrisy and power on display from Labor and the media

‘Anti-doxxing’ laws are only the latest example of a reflex to silence pro-Palestinian voices and criticism of Israel.

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ABC boss grilled over Antoinette Lattouf’s alleged sacking as case returns to FWC

Antoinette Lattouf returned to the Fair Work Commission in her ongoing case against the ABC, while David Anderson faced the music in Senate estimates.

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All the Morrison-era scandals that Nemesis didn’t have time for

The Scott Morrison episode of Nemesis would have needed to be three times as long had it covered all the scandals and chaos of his years in power.

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Regardless of his grog problem, Joyce is useless for our veterans

We’re facing the most important moment for Australia’s veterans in a generation, but the shadow minister is more interested in campaigning against renewables.

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In rushing doxxing laws, Albanese breaks his own promise

The premise of federally outlawing doxxing altogether is deeply problematic, and shows Labor beginning to walk in the Coalition’s footsteps.

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Please stop using Slack, Microsoft Teams, email or any work device to banter with colleagues

Water cooler banter with colleagues sounds a lot less funny when it’s read out by your company’s HR representative in your boss’ office.

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Can you replace News Corp’s columnists with AI?

News Corp is very proud of its push for AI in newsrooms. But what does it mean for the job prospects of people like Andrew Bolt and Peta Credlin?

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By establishing a dedicated whistleblowing body, Labor can prove its integrity credentials

Without the support of a whistleblower protection authority, too many whistleblowers are staying silent. Our democracy suffers as a result.

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Morrison’s women problem

Former PM Scott Morrison has been criticised for his attitudes towards women on ABC’s Nemesis, and Shane Drumgold’s case against the ACT government begins today.

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Mundine’s mining venture fails to raise even one-fifth of required funds

Fuse Minerals, chaired by Nyunggai Warren Mundine, is at risk collapse after missing its deadline to complete its IPO fundraising from investors.

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Indonesia’s democracy party is in full swing as the Jokowi era draws to a close

Who will replace President Joko Widodo when 205 million Indonesians head to the polls on Wednesday?

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Any price gouging with that? Junk giants’ junk pricing threaten sales slip

McDonald’s and Pepsi are both guilty of pushing up prices to lift revenue and profits. And consumers are starting to react.

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Right-wing group Advance begins Dunkley by-election attacks with fake news Facebook page

The group behind the Voice to Parliament No campaign is running thousands of dollars of negative social media ads against the federal government.

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That was then, this is now: Tony Abbott’s changing tune on China

Tony Abbott wants a more aggressive posture towards China. It is distinctly at odds with his views when he was prime minister.

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Australia must reinstate UNRWA funding or face complicity in Palestinians’ suffering

The Albanese government has helped to deliver what will be a death sentence for many in Gaza — while potentially criminally implicating Australia in the process.

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Marles promised a better, more accountable Defence. It’s worse and more secretive

The Department of Defence hates people knowing how badly mismanaged its major projects are. But when it tried to stop the ANAO from checking, its moves backfired.

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The rights to disconnect is great — but workers need the power to enforce it

Realistically, how many workers will feel comfortable taking their boss to Fair Work?

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