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Conservatives don’t love babies the most — I do!

Greg Sheridan adores babies, but blames Australia’s dwindling fertility rate on ‘coercive feminist’ ideology. He might want to look out a window.

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Labor needs to heed the overseas warning signs and get control of immigration

The right isn’t very good at border control, but it’s great at convincing voters it is. That spells trouble for Labor as economic insecurity drives a backlash against migration.

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Fear and loathing for Peter Dutton as he stirs paranoia and threatens democracy

The opposition leader doesn’t have many fans among Crikey readers, and whipping up a frenzy over stateless people has entrenched the antipathy.

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Alan Kohler’s housing essay resonates — but some economic forces remain absent

Most readers will learn plenty about housing markets and policy from The Great Divide, but the author’s big-picture view needs sharpening.

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China not a place for the naive: Cheng Lei

Recently freed Australian journalist Cheng Lei says Australians who’d like to travel to China should not be naive about the risks, and an Indigenous land council responsible for cultural heritage plans in a wide area of Victoria has gone into administration after reported allegations of fraud totalling more than $150,000.

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It’s been a rough few years for Greg Mirabella

Crikey looks back at a tumultuous time for former senator Greg Mirabella, who has just missed out on a return to Parliament.

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Nine newspapers’ censorship of journalists a serious, self-inflicted blow on a free press

Advocates for media censorship will be delighted Nine newspapers have decided to gag journalists who want balanced coverage of the Hamas-Israel conflict.

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Guns, prisons and landlords — what does New Zealand’s new government have planned?

New Zealand has a new government, cobbled together like patchwork quilt. What vision do these three men have to unite Kiwis in these hard times?

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Is the YIMBY movement progressive or conservative?

Australia needs more housing to control both rent and mortgage prices. But how we go about it remains a source of contention.

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Hypocritical Pezzullo brought undone by the media he railed at

Goodbye to Mike Pezzullo — the hard-line bureaucrat who railed at leakers while himself leaking. Now that hypocrisy has caught up with him.

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Nine staff accuse editors of ‘hypocrisy’ for sidelining employees who signed Israel-Palestine letter

‘They’ve taken a conversation we were hoping to start in good faith with the industry as a whole and turned Nine (and their own hypocrisy over Israel trips) into part of the story,’ said one journalist.

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David McBride and our retreat from the lessons of Nuremberg

The trial of the war crimes whistleblower shows how very far the dial of democracy has shifted in Australia.

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As anger towards Labor grows over Gaza, will the Greens become the ‘default party for migrants’?

Migrant voters in places like western Sydney are typically painted by the media as socially conservative. But those on the ground say the reality is much more nuanced — and the Greens are hoping to capitalise on this.

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The media’s Gaza letter reveals the fight for truth in Australia’s newsrooms

The media’s letter on reporting on Gaza repudiates the journalistic heuristic ‘view from nowhere’, recognising that ‘unbiased’ journalism in truth comes from a very particular somewhere.

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Dave Sharma’s back in the political saddle

Dave Sharma is back in politics after winning preselection for the NSW Senate seat vacated by Marise Payne, and Australia needs 480,000 tradies over the next three years and the building industry says they should be brought in from overseas.

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$20,000 a dog: dodgy greyhound industry rehoming can’t keep up with overbreeding

Designed to rehabilitate the greyhound racing industry, rehoming programs are struggling in the face of a rise in overbreeding by the poorly regulated sector.

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Alan Joyce’s pay bonus shows it’s time to rethink CEO pay

It’s time for the government to intervene in the broken system of CEO pay, where remuneration often equals 500 times the average wage.

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Seven West stays seated for its miso-cured salmon as Crikey attends journalism’s night of nights

The Nine newspapers dominated the 68th Walkleys on a night filled with controversial protests and moral stands.

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Quit relying on ‘inconceivable’ carbon capture, global energy body warns

A new paper warns the fossil-fuel industry must clean up their act and stop relying on carbon capture and storage.

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The Greens are more racist than One Nation, says Leeser. Let’s examine that

Liberal MP Julian Leeser claims the Greens are now worse than One Nation when it comes to racism. How does that stack up?

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The Greens are more racist than One Nation, says Leeser. Let’s examine that

Liberal MP Julian Leeser claims the Greens are now worse than One Nation when it comes to racism. How does that stack up?

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Get your teeth into Michele Bullock’s puritan lifestyle tips — if you’ve got any left

The puritan Reserve Bank governor says Australians are spending too much on dining out, recreation, haircuts and going to the dentist.

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Get your teeth into Michele Bullock’s puritan lifestyle tips — if you’ve got any left

The puritan Reserve Bank governor says Australians are spending too much on dining out, recreation, haircuts and going to the dentist.

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Government body ‘does not believe’ it censored a report critical of Big Four

The Australian Accounting Standards Board chair says he does not believe restrictions were placed on what went into the report.

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Government body ‘does not believe’ it censored a report critical of Big Four

The Australian Accounting Standards Board chair says he does not believe restrictions were placed on what went into the report.

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