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Australian newsrooms make different calls on journalists taking Middle East trips

Media companies have come under scrutiny for editorial positions on covering the Israel-Hamas war — but what are their actual policies?

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Journalists’ ‘learnings’ tell the real story of these junkets. If only I’d said yes to some of them

Given the fun senior media figures appear to have had on organised tours of Israel, veteran journalist Mike Carlton imagines how things might have been had he taken up similar offers — to Moscow, for example.

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John Howard’s legacy thwarts progress on voluntary assisted dying

The former PM very deliberately introduced legislation to make it a federal crime to help someone commit suicide.

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The crisis hits home and the proverbial hits the fan for renters and buyers

It’s an open house for Crikey readers on the ‘mess’ the housing industry is in and what needs to be done to fix it.

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Our suburbs are no longer safe from bushfires. Here’s what you can do

It’s a myth that you’re safe from bushfires in the suburbs. If you’re near any type of wild vegetation, your property may be at risk.

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David Van, call me ‘senator sixpack’

David Van, former Liberal now independent ‘senator sixpack’, chatted up women on his official Instagram account using terms such as ‘babe’, ‘hon’ and ‘darling’, and leading No campaigner Jacinta Nampijinpa Price knocked back requests for interviews from the ABC at least 52 times.

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Anti-offshore wind farm fishing group is chaired by a former Liberal MP

The Australian Fishing Trade Association says it’s non-partisan after a Greenpeace investigation found links to the Liberal Party.

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No power, no backup, no store, no food. Business as usual for a remote general store

When systems fail in a remote general store, the closest fix is 452km away. Until help comes, it’s on the store manager to come up with a solution.

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Strategic partnerships, donations and prosecutions: Is Austal a good investment?

Would you invest your super in an arms company? Labor would like you to do just that, it says.

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A 500g tin of Nescafe Blend 43 = $40. Meet the companies feeding remote communities

General stores in remote communities control the quality, quantity, range and cost of what’s on the shelves. As the only shop in town, they wield a lot of power over Indigenous lives.

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Vote now for Crikey’s Person of the Year

Who most lifted your spirits in these dispiriting times? Vote now in Crikey’s 2023 Person of the Year award.

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Lifting the productivity of health workers and economists — a comparative study

How do you measure the productivity of economists? At least in healthcare, we know one guaranteed way of improving performance.

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Vote now for Crikey’s prestigious Arsehat of the Year

At the end of every year, we summon the last of our energy to ask ‘why is it like this?’ Vote now for your culprit in Crikey’s Arsehat of the Year award.

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Hope springs eternal for Sussan Ley

Sussan Ley says Australians have moved on from the Scott Morrison era and the Libs plan to win back every teal seat they lost, and undercover police officers were left out in the cold by the AFP, putting their lives at risk.

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As the media lends legitimacy to a radicalised right, immigrants are under attack

Around the world, fringe political views — especially on migration — are going mainstream, and the once unsayable is becoming commonplace.

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‘Overreach from the start’: Security monitor drops a bomb on secrecy act

An independent review has savaged the legislation used to attempt to cover up the trial of Bernard Collaery and called for significant amendments.

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Yes, Kissinger was a monster — but only one of a succession of them

Henry Kissinger’s death at 100 provides an opportunity to assess his record: he was a monster who murdered people on an industrial scale.

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China’s moves in the shadow of the Middle East

China has a strong trade relationship with Israel but is also pushing its pro-Muslim credentials as the Gaza conflict continues.

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After struggling through his final AGMs, Rupert Murdoch faces more courtroom grief

Barely being able to get a word in under favourable conditions doesn’t bode well considering his upcoming two-day cross-examination.

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Latest climate change statement warns crisis management agencies to face increased pressure

The new report from the Climate Change Authority continues global warming’s grim forecast — but Chris Bowen is talking positives.

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On-the-ground reporting is important — but not if it comes with strings attached

Crikey readers weigh in on paid trips to Israel for reporters, the actions of editors at News Corp and Nine, and coverage of the Gaza war in general.

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The true legacy of Henry Kissinger

A look back at some of the ‘indelible marks’ Henry Kissinger left on the world.

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Richard Marles jets to Silicon Valley after introducing controversial AUKUS bill

Depending on who you ask, a new AUKUS bill introduced to Parliament on Thursday will either cut red tape or have a chilling effect on innovation.

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22bn tonnes of CO2 emissions on the cards

If the Labor government approves the 30 coal and gas projects on the table it could put 22 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, and Anthony Albanese has mocked the 15-strong Coalition group that attended the ‘cooker fest’ in London last month.

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Australia’s media: Just another corporate interest, one that leaks journalism as a byproduct

Do we have a commercial media in Australia, or just corporations that accidentally produce journalism while using their influence to dictate policy?

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