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‘Trying to remain relevant’: Why Scott Morrison joined Boris Johnson on trip to Israel

Scott Morrison is seen as a staunch supporter of Israel — but his current trip to the war-torn country has a secondary motive as well.

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John Howard shines at global right-wing loser-fest

It was embarrassing. It was very naff. But our resident right-wingers reckon they did the country proud.

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Labor wants to nobble the Productivity Commission on climate policy

The Productivity Commission doesn’t need to be refocused or revamped, as Jim Chalmers wants it to be. We need it calling out bad policy no matter where it is pursued.

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Australian journalists need to do better when it comes to reporting on migration

While around the world, journalists are finding new perspectives for telling the migrant story from the inside, Australian journalism remains mired in the post-Tampa Canberra political news cycle.

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Mushrooms, mould and unsafe wiring: Australian tenants are enduring ‘shit rentals’

While a new High Court ruling in the Northern Territory provides some hope for change, a huge chunk of tenants remain dissatisfied with the state of their rental.

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That sinking feeling: Antarctic ice melts and a burning world gets soggy feet

The changing climate waits for no man, woman or child — not even Peter Dutton. It’s time the government pulled its finger out, Crikey readers say.

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The ScoMo-BoJo travelling show

Former PM Scott Morrison is in Israel with former UK PM Boris Johnson ‘to demonstrate solidarity’ with its people, despite acknowledging that he ‘no longer speaks for Australia’, and Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek is furious that Shore principal John Collier described Lilie James’ killer as ‘an absolute delight’ and ‘not…

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‘Return my money’: International students at Melbourne Uni seek refund after strikes derail classes

The organisers of the refund appeal believe students were ‘sacrificed’ in the bargaining war between the university and the education union.

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Albanese’s failure on Gaza isn’t just opportunism, it’s a return of the ALP’s White Australia racism

Labor only changes if you tear it a new one and make it wear it as a hat. Middle East groups must break away and run against it.

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The Beatles’ ‘Now and Then’ and lost futures

The Beatles’ ‘new’ single is both a beautiful song and a depressingly modern affair, both smooth and placeless.

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Roskam and Sloan are on the trail of big business — and it could get ugly

What do Judith Sloan and John Roskam have in common? Both are reflecting how business is losing its influence on the right. And they’d make a great cop show.

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Which Australian journalists and politicians have gone on trips to Israel and Palestine?

It’s become clear that a number of Australian politicians and journalists have been on trips to the Middle East — many of them sponsored by Israeli lobby groups and interest organisations.

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Which Australian journalists and politicians have gone on junkets to Israel and Palestine?

A number of the most powerful people in the Australian media have been on free tours of the Middle East — and disclosure obligations vary from outlet to outlet…

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Dangerous lack of transparency over Middle East troop deployment

A fog of mystery surrounds the recent expansion of Operation Beech.

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Donald Trump: a uniquely American buffoon

It’s a testament to just how much alienation there is in America from both politicians and politics in general that Trump was able to storm to power in that manner that he did — and may do again.

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Battle of the sexes — again

Coalition Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price plans to tackle the issue of women ‘having to play sport against trans women … biological men’, and Erin Patterson, the woman who allegedly cooked a deadly beef Wellington that left three people dead and a fourth fighting for life, has been charged with three…

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Benbrika result highlights the problem with ministers, not courts, wielding citizenship rights

Who has discretionary power over who gets to be an Australian citizen or not? The High Court is wrestling control from the government, which seems unwilling to cede it.

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A visit to the garbage incinerator, and the future

From rubbish handling to car manufacturing, China is about scale — as well as a headlong rush to the future that is alarming the West.

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Tony Abbott’s 25 consistent, unflinching core beliefs on climate change

Tony Abbott is now saying he never believed in climate change. Which only adds to his contradictory statements on the subject over the years.

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The Daily Mail doesn’t listen, football’s coming home and AI goes rogue

This week an ABC veteran moves on and journalists were put under the spotlight for their coverage of gendered violence.

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‘Can we go and change our vote?’: The aftermath of the referendum in the Northern Territory

The NT was the big subject of national referendum debate. Local voices say it was excluded from genuine conversations, processes, and outcomes.

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Your super is shrinking! Here’s why that matters for the nation

It hurts to see there’s less money in your superannuation account than you expected. But on the bright side, it is helping the economy overall.

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Gaza is the great test of our time. We can’t consent to Israel’s revenge attack on a subject population

Preferring cold death-dealing to brutality isn’t a moral choice. It’s technobarbarism, to hide complicity in slaughter.

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It is moments like this that keep me going as a lawyer

With one decision, the High Court has fundamentally reset the law when it comes to cases of childhood sexual abuse, enabling survivors long shut out of the justice system to seek redress.

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Heat death isn’t the only cost of our addiction to fossil fuels

A new report from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare shows the cost of the rising frequency of extreme heat events. And that doesn’t include the death toll from coal-fired power.

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