Get all your news in one place.

100’s of premium titles.
One app.

Get all your news in one place.

100’s of premium titles. One news app.

The Latest Breaking News from Crikey

Maverick MP Bob Katter is treating his conflict of interest disclosures like a personal blog

In a political landscape defined by secrecy, praise to independent MP Bob Katter, who keeps his disclosures up to date regarding stuff that might happen.

Crikey

Terrorists and freedom fighters: Words matter in overworked newsrooms

Feeding the 24-hour news beast with information about the ongoing Middle East crisis is a fraught and complex task. Audiences need to carefully choose their sources of information.

Crikey

Peter Dutton’s post-Voice victory lap

Some say the opposition leader is looking like a winner, but is it true?

Crikey

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

Tumult and transformation: The story of Australian universities over the past 30 years

University enrolments, research output and revenue tripled or more over the course of three decades. This growth brought benefits, but problems as well.

Crikey

Dylan Whitelaw, 22-year-old ‘lobbying’ tycoon, hits skids as ICAC hovers

With all but one of his advisory firm’s 10 high-end clients severing ties, Dylan Whitelaw’s lobbying career has suffered a major reversal of fortune.

Crikey

Who’s suing who? The storm around Bruce Lehrmann explained

Bruce Lehrmann has been revealed as the ‘high-profile man’ charged with an alleged rape in Toowoomba, QLD, in 2021, adding to the complex web of legal cases surrounding him.

Crikey

Conservatives get ahead of ‘misinformation’ by spreading misinformation

The Conservative Political Action Conference, one of the prime movers in the new right of Australian politics, is getting ahead of the ball on spreading mistruths about our constitutional rights.

Crikey

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

A timeline of Bruce Lehrmann’s moments in and out of the spotlight

Bruce Lehrmann has been named as the ‘high-profile man’ at the centre of a rape case in Queensland. Crikey looks at a timeline of events.

Crikey

The fire last time: Terror, Zionism and the birth of Israel

The country was founded with the same use of civilian murder now applied by Hamas. Calling them uniquely ‘barbaric’ is propaganda to permit war crimes.

Crikey

It’s anti-worker CEOs who are ‘a risk for the nation… a risk for the economy’

When the CEO of a company responsible for wage theft attacks workers for high wages growth, it’s time for a fact check.

Crikey

‘We are being exterminated on TV’: Our Gazan colleagues brace for power to go out across all major hospitals in Gaza

Gaza’s healthcare system has reached an unparalleled point of devastation, with the lives of babies, children and adults hanging in the balance. The world cannot look away.

Crikey

Burke pushes for an end to ‘competitive grief’ as Gaza death toll mounts

Tony Burke has used what his voters have told him is happening on the ground in Gaza to try to shift the focus to the humanitarian cost of the siege.

Crikey

In Taiwan, Scott Morrison adds a foreign headache to Albanese’s domestic migraine

Australia’s latest ‘miserable ghost’ ex-PM has been stirring the pot in Taiwan ahead of Anthony Albanese’s visit to China.

Crikey

In war, there are no winners. Just dead civilians

Crikey readers have little patience for Israel’s continued bombing of Palestinian homes, roads and mosques. They want the carnage to end.

Crikey

Get all your
news in one place.

100’s of premium titles.
One news app.

Crikey

Bruce Lehrmann named as alleged rapist

A Queensland judge has allowed former Liberal staffer Bruce Lehrmann to be named as the ‘high-profile’ alleged rapist in Toowoomba, and Indigenous Australians Minister Linda Burney’s name has been mentioned as our next governor-general.

Crikey

Why has the government let a Chinese-owned company hold on to its Darwin Port lease?

Crikey clarifies why Anthony Albanese launched another review into the Chinese lease on the port, and why the outcome was to change nothing.

Crikey

‘Unbearable’: Renters record their homes’ temperatures to prove they’re unliveable

Better Renting combines citizen science with advocacy by giving renters devices to track the temperature and humidity of their homes.

Crikey

Australian spies are surveilling PornHub, Fortnite and Tinder

The Australian Signals Directorate is using a tool that tracks the world’s most popular social media platforms and websites.

Get all your
news in one place.

100’s of premium titles.
One news app.

Crikey

Cricket goes woke, Q+A guest harassed and the ABC defends its journos

A stoush at the ABC’s Southbank studios, cricket hit for six and a national anthem storm in Senate estimates all feature in this week’s Media Briefs.

Crikey

ABC hands over Woodside activist footage to police

The ABC have relented in its battle to retain confidentially shot Four Corners footage of activist group Disrupt Burrup Hub, handing over the footage to WA police.

Crikey

Why is our inflation going down so slowly?

Our inflation situation depends on many factors, including stability in the Middle East. If violence continues to escalate, so too will the price of oil — and rate rises.

Crikey

I’ve resigned from Victoria’s multifaith body — its silence on Israel is deafening

My time with the Faith Communities Council of Victoria was fulfilling and respectful, but I cannot stay aligned with an organisation mute in the face of such a tragedy.

Crikey

Michele Bullock and the fine art of painting oneself into a corner

With the Reserve Bank governor repeatedly saying she has a low tolerance for inflation, she’s put pressure on herself to lift rates.

Crikey

Journalism in China: Party workshops, declining print and the clickbait challenge

It’s a very different world in the media in China, particularly when it comes to the dominance of Communist Party thought. But it hasn’t solved the challenge of online media any more than we have.

Crikey

Aussies will have your back, Joe

In a speech in Washington today, Anthony Albanese will say the relationship between Australia and the US is an alliance for a common cause, not against a common enemy, and a former Liberal minister unwittingly spruiked a Chinese criminal gang accused of laundering $228 million.

1 … 92 93 94 95

People

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

Organisations

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

Topics

International Students

Places

Fourteen days free

Download the app

One app. One membership.
100+ trusted global sources.