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End of the pandemic? Not a chance. Even when it’s over it won’t be over

Some foresee the pandemic’s end on the horizon, but experts say the virus may ‘still have some tricks up its sleeve’.

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A tide of extremists rises as 33 million Pakistanis inundated by floodwaters plead for help

Banned jihadist groups are delivering aid in the region, and locals angry at inaction on climate change may be susceptible to their ideology.

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AUKUS, a megabillion-dollar debacle orchestrated by a pair of clowns

If it’s a deal dreamed up by the bumbling ScoMo and BoJo, Crikey readers have no time for it. Nor do you have any time for the gambling industry.

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Scott Morrison lost Australia’s trust. Why then should we trust his secret $170bn submarine deal?

The former PM, apparently acting alone and in secret, gave impetus to a deal that blindsided France and ambushed his Labor opposition.

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‘Poverty is going to multiply’: Pakistan’s humanitarian crisis has only just begun

Crikey speaks to Save the Children Pakistan director Muhammad Khuram Gondal about the flooding devastation across the country.

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The queen is dead. Long live a republic

If Guy Rundle is right that the monarchy will reign supreme, Crikey readers will be one very peeved bunch.

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‘I’m never going to claim a moral high ground’: teals discuss transparency in politics

As the crossbench grapples with its newfound power, new members also face long days, media scrutiny and a steep learning curve.

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Qantas engineers speak up as Jetstar customers languish overseas

It’s going from bad to worse at Qantas and Jetstar, for both staff and passengers, and there seems to be no end in sight.

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Crikey’s Landlord List: how many politicians own multiple homes?

With fewer Australians owning their homes, Crikey is keeping an eye on how many politicians own several properties.

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Sense and sensibilities: John Howard throws Australians off balance

The title of the former PM’s new book, A Sense of Balance, earns some scorn from Crikey readers.

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More refresh than revolution: everyone wanted a seat at the summit, but few had anything new to say

Given Labor had business and training solutions at the ready, is there any point at all to the jobs and skills talkfest?

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It’s a bit rich: mega-million-dollar SMSFs a holy grail for the wealthy

Crikey readers weigh in on self-managed super finds, and have a few more choice words for Lachlan Murdoch.

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‘They failed to protect her’: five ways the NSW Education Department let down a teenage rape victim

From being asked to ‘forgive’ her harassers to having to see her attacker in the school corridors, this young girl was abandoned by the system.

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As data about sexual violence improves, 50% of women in their 20s say they’ve experienced it

More women are defining traumatic experiences as sexual violence as Australia’s understanding of abuse evolves.

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Australia’s richest exploit ‘taxpayer-funded inheritance scheme’ with 32 SMSFs worth $100m+

Wealthy Australians are taking advantage of the superannuation system’s favourable tax concessions.

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Why is Project X the latest obsession of TikTok teens?

Plus: does writing about tech surveillance make me a huge hypocrite?

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Debt to society: robodebt royal commission a first step to ease anguish

Some believe it’s time to look to the future instead of raking over old (but still burning) coals. Most Crikey readers don’t agree.

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‘Press freedom isn’t being served’: Peter Greste speaks to Crikey on the need for media law reform

Peter Greste, director of the Alliance for Journalists’ Freedom, speaks to Crikey about how Australia’s democracy is being failed.

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Was it summit I said? The people you’ll meet at a jobs and skills conference

From the networking ninjas to the stressed-out staffers, Crikey’s resident satirist has the jobs and skills summit attendees covered.

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Crikey Defence Fund: who has donated so far and why

Crikey has received overwhelming support for its defence against Lachlan Murdoch’s lawsuit. From Malcolm Turnbull to ‘Donald Trump’, here are some of our favourite comments.

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Mind the gap

Workplace Minister Tony Burke is keen on industry-wide enterprise bargaining, and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will address the National Press Club today as he reaches his first 100 days in office.

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‘What game is he playing?’: Lachlan Murdoch, Trump’s election lies and the legal fight against a small Australian website

Observers say a showdown between the minnow and the monolith has been looking ‘increasingly inevitable’

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Lachlan Murdoch v Crikey may turn out to be a misconceived adventure in reputation repair

The defamation case could produce hitherto unknown information about the operations of Fox News that, at the least, prove embarrassing

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Kevin Rudd: Has Lachlan Murdoch bitten off more than he can chew?

Former prime minister Kevin Rudd says Lachlan Murdoch’s lawsuit against Crikey raises ‘more questions than it answers’ — and he encourages Australians to donate to the Crikey Defence Fund.

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Sydney Morning Herald caught in the Crikey crossfire as letter to Lachlan Murdoch knocked back

The SMH and Age refused to accept Crikey’s ad citing competition for subscriptions. Plus: Bolt gets behind Avi Yemini

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