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NSW Premier Chris Minns believes unmasking, naming and shaming Australia’s neo-Nazis is the best deterrent. But is it?

Keeping young people out of prison and reducing the crime rate are win-wins for incarcerated youth and for the community.

Nine Network’s explanation that automation was to blame for an image of Victorian MP Georgie Purcell being altered was challenged by Adobe which says changes ‘would have required human intervention’, and Adani’s case against environment activist Ben Pennings could be thrown out of court.

Crikey can reveal that Luke McIlveen, the new executive editor of the Nine metropolitan mastheads, once defended a man’s sexual relationship with a minor in a column for The Daily Telegraph.

Nine blamed an ‘automation’ error for publishing an image of a Victorian state politician edited to expose her midriff. That might explain it, but it doesn’t absolve the outlet.

There’s no hotter business opportunity in Canberra than AUKUS — and the ex-PM is the latest former government insider to jump on board.

Created on Microsoft products and distributed on X, formerly Twitter, the artificially generated image-based abuse was the entirely predictable creation of Silicon Valley.

Kim Williams chairing the national broadcaster and ex-News Corp editor Luke McIIveen running Nine flag big changes on the way.

The stage three tax cuts have prompted another outbreak of tax reformitis. And the symptoms are always the same.

Many corporations in the big end of town own huge swaths of Woolworths, but instead of loud and proud support it got crickets.

New data shows large firms are gobbling up smaller firms without the competition regulator even being aware.