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The 9/11-isation of Hamas’ atrocities is underway. Will the same disasters follow?

Do those comparing the attacks on Israel with 9/11 understand what they’re saying? The Western reaction to that was a complete disaster.

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‘Shows you why we need a Voice, doesn’t it?’: Rachel Perkins and Noel Pearson in NT

This is not about politicians, says leading Yes campaigner Perkins: ‘If you don’t care, just vote Yeah!’

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‘RACIST OR JUST STUPID’: The debate around the Voice in 5 misleading headlines

Crikey recaps the distortions — some subtle, some not so subtle — that Australia’s media have brought to the debate.

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Referendum voting centre in Israel closes as Albanese prepares to launch rescue flights

The AEC says referendum votes cast at Israel’s Australian embassy will be transported and counted after voting services closed this week following Hamas’ deadly attack.

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Referendum voting centre in Israel closes as Albanese launches rescue flights

The Australian Electoral Commission vows that votes cast at Israel’s Australian embassy will be transported and counted.

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Albanese and Dutton crisscross the country as Voice vote draws near

Pinning down the PM and opposition leader isn’t easy: they’ve both been jetting around Australia as the referendum campaign enters its final days.

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A golden day for female economists — finally even the Nobel jury pays homage

Harvard Professor Claudia Goldin is the first woman to win the Nobel prize in economics in her own right for her work on the gender pay gap.

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Scott Morrison: Taiwan on my mind

The former PM has taken to the stage in Taiwan’s capital Taipei to suggest a modernised One China policy, and WA’s Health Department has paid $187,000 to get rid of its leftover COVID hand sanitiser.

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The Hamas attack is an atrocity beyond the bounds of strategic violence. What comes next will be worse

Zionists and Palestinians have both used political terror in the past. This ISIS-style attack has a nihilistic edge; it will rupture progressive solidarity, as state terror reigns.

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Hamas assault echoes 1973 in shock attack and questions of intelligence failures

The blame game begins as Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu faces harsh criticism for his country’s worst military failure since the Yom Kippur War.

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Hamas has achieved what it wanted by attacking Israel: terror, escalation, and disruption to the international order

Hamas believes it has motivation justifying mass killing, and has the weapons, funds, intelligence and diplomatic coverage to achieve it.

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Qantas directors loitering in Chairman’s Lounge when they should be booted out

A ‘renewal plan’ in which key people in a series of debacles stay in place reflects Qantas’ weird idea of accountability — one no-one else shares.

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Waking up: Australia and the El Niño on our horizon

Australia knows it’s facing a building El Niño and a potential horror summer of bushfire — but is it really prepared for what’s to come?

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The woke money behind the No camp and the daunting data before the Yes camp

In a Voice-themed Tips, we see how the No side is awake to capitalism, Tony Abbott’s shifting views on colonisation, and more dire polls for Yes.

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How No — with the media’s help — trades on nostalgia for a past that never was

The media have adopted a backwards-facing, good-old-days counterfeit of a past, while denying us the potential of the future.

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Working harder to expose the lies behind the ‘productivity debate’

New Productivity Commission data shows a big drop in productivity in the June quarter. So where are the usual suspects to call for reform?

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Right-wing strongmen, it turns out, are bad for national security

According to intelligence officials, right-wing strongmen like Benjamin Netanyahu are bad for national security. Who knew?

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Senate inquiry report into Qatar decision has a giant Joyce-shaped hole

Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson is experiencing a baptism of fire, as Alan Joyce goes missing during the Senate inquiry.

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As a First Nations psychologist, allow me to unpick Price’s claim that there are no lasting negative impacts of British colonisation

Despite Jacinta Nampijinpa Price’s claims, the conditions enabling colonialism don’t simply ‘disappear’ by denying they continue to exist.

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Defeating the Voice would guard against a republic referendum: John Howard

Monarchists heard from Howard and Tony Abbott, who says he’s against changing the constitution in any ‘meaningful’ way.

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When the No camp attacks ‘division’, words have lost all meaning

When No advocates say a Voice to Parliament is divisive, what they really mean is it’s a threat to white privilege.

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In the law’s absence, few resolution pathways remain for Israel-Palestine

Without law as a guide, there’s no obvious answer to the intractability of competing claims to Jerusalem, nor for the land of Israel and Palestine.

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What News Corp AGM’s fine print reveals about pay — and Tony Abbott’s power

Sitting pretty with his multimillion-dollar pay cheque, Lachlan Murdoch wasted no time giving the former PM a powerful gig on Fox Corp’s board.

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Soil carbon and its magic credits another offset industry fantasy

‘Soil carbon’ is an emerging area of carbon sequestration — but it has all the faults of other forms, and more. Does the government care?

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A lazy Australian’s guide to the New Zealand election

It all seemed so simple: Labour out, Nationals in. But then, as with most elections all over the world, things started going awry.

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