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I travelled to Israel, where the streets remain haunted by hostages

‘In Jerusalem, a city home to hundreds of thousands of Jews and Muslims, there is no religious barrier to the suffering that people have experienced since the war began.’

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Crikey reader reply: Recent coverage of public housing misses the mark

Dr Kate Shaw hits out at Victorian Labor’s ‘sorry’ record on public housing — and questions Crikey’s coverage of the issue as well.

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Could the Supreme Court deflate the Donald?

Should Trump be barred from the ballot, will that enrage his base and open a new round of insurrection? Or will it halt his ascendancy?

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Aboriginal flag misappropriated for Palestine: Peris

Nova Peris says pro-Palestine protesters are misusing the Aboriginal flag, and the RBA says the stage three tax cuts won’t impact inflation.

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When it comes to the Middle East, hypocritical Minns wants MPs to do what he says, not do as he does

Chris Minns says NSW MPs have no business talking about Israel. But it’s okay when he does it.

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All the stuff the ABC’s Nemesis episode on Turnbull didn’t cover

The 2017-18 period was extremely chaotic, and the ABC’s recent Nemesis episode on the Turnbull government couldn’t help but omit a lot of dysfunction.

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Trump’s tariffs killed jobs but gained voters, data shows. Does competence matter anymore?

When voters reward leaders who deliberately pursue bad policy and lie about it when it fails, the sky’s the limit.

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Australia’s outcry at China’s death sentence for Yang Hengjun is vital — and hypocritical

Throwing a stone at China’s horrific treatment of Yang Hengjun, the Australian government forgets the glass house it has built around itself.

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School’s back: Tax cuts dominate as Parliament returns from summer break

Expect the government’s changes to the stage three tax cuts to be the major talking point out of Canberra this week.

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How the press corps got caught in the tax cuts wedge

Turns out voters like a government that adapts and adjusts. Someone needs to tell the press gallery.

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King Charles diagnosed with cancer

Australia’s head of state has been diagnosed with an as-yet-unknown form of cancer, and Beijing has sentenced Chinese-Australian democracy blogger Yang Hengjun to death for espionage.

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Local news websites accused of using AI to rip off other outlets’ articles

Articles from Queensland local news sites are strikingly similar to content from the ABC, the government and even from a US-based newspaper for a city that shares a name with an Australian town.

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Calls for further ‘Gas the Jews’ investigation as group behind footage mocks police finding

Neither the Australian Jewish Association nor Sky News would answer questions about how the footage they broadcast was incorrectly captioned.

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The office commute: The journalists that went to the dark side

Katharine Murphy’s departure from Guardian Australia ruffled feathers, but she’s not alone in crossing over to politics from the media.

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Craig Kelly joins the glorious tradition of pornography-related hacks

Former head of the cooker caucus Craig Kelly has become the most recent victim of some extremely specific cyber terrorism: liking pornographic tweets.

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Dutton blew his ‘tax reform’ cobra strike. But what about a python squeeze?

Dutton has been gifted a rare political opportunity. So far he’s blown it.

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A new era for the Reserve Bank — or, why the ‘productivity debate’ is so ridiculous

Reforms to the Reserve Bank’s meeting processes start today. Will they improve the bank’s ‘productivity’, or is that a silly question?

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Albo accepted his election victory with a speech full of promises. How many have Labor kept?

Anthony Albanese has been prime minister for 20 months. How many of his election night commitments has he followed through on so far?

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Westpac’s latest insider trading scandal shows corporate crime still pays

A $1.8 million fine has been doled out to Westpac for ‘unconscionable conduct’ that netted the bank $20 million, with a judge calling the punishment ‘risible’.

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Wilkinson had ‘limited role’ in Higgins broadcast

Lisa Wilkinson’s lawyers are arguing that she had little say in the broadcast that broke Brittany Higgins’ allegations against Bruce Lehrmann, and we say farewell to one of the great Indigenous leaders.

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Wait — Abbott’s 2014-15 budget wasn’t that bad, in one crucial respect

Everyone agrees the 2014 budget was a disaster, right? Here’s why, economically, it was actually pretty sound.

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We listened to Australian politicians’ podcasts so you don’t have to

Crikey listened to as many political podcasts as we could stomach to put together a consumer guide.

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‘No evidence’ pro-Palestine Sydney Opera House protesters chanted ‘Gas the Jews’, say police

An expert consulted by NSW Police found that viral footage showed protesters chanting ‘Where’s the Jews?’.

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Israel is using AI in Gaza. Who (or what) is responsible for war crimes?

The IDF is using an AI system to help determine where it will send air strikes in Gaza. Does international law apply to machines?

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Was Peta Credlin correct in defending the Abbott government’s election promises?

‘The 2014 budget did not break election promises,’ says Tony Abbott’s former chief of staff. Hmmm…

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