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A Voice will languish in the wilderness as long as Dutton keeps whistling dogs of war

The opposition leader’s demands for more detail are ridiculed by Crikey readers who see them as a cynical political ploy.

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Not waving, drowning

Australia is 1.47C hotter now than it was in 1910 with extreme weather only going to get worse, a new report has warned, and interest rates are likely to have reached 3.1% by December.

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Playing with fire

The world is hot and getting hotter and is close to an ‘irreversible’ climate breakdown, the UN warns, and although Labor is pretty sure to win the November 26 election in Victoria it’s not looking like another ‘Danslide’.

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The kids are alright: Proud Boys face college pushback in Pennsylvania

When far-right extremist Gavin McInnes came to Pennsylvania, the college kids were out in force. The police were out in force against the protesters. And Guy Rundle was in the thick of it.

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QAnon-spiced ReAwaken America rally takes Trump-crazy to new levels

If your thing is Eric Trump fandom, American flags made out of guns, and copious amounts of melted cheese, look no further.

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There’s a hole in the budget, dear Albo, dear Albo… but tax cuts for the rich are not how to fix it

The prime minister should follow John Howard’s example and declare his commitment to keep them as a non-core promise, readers say.

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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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Chinese checkers

Australia’s relationship with China could get even frostier with news there’s been a Chinese-backed cyber attack on us, and a Chinese newspaper has referred to Australians as ‘gullible and uninformed’.

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Catchy idea

The Victorian Liberals are facing questions over the behaviour of Matthew Guy’s chief of staff, and NSW cabinet members are backing away from supporting beleaguered Trade Minister Stuart Ayres.

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Your Say: Kimberley Kitching was not bullied to death

Crikey readers overwhelmingly agreed the Labor senator didn’t die because of bullying — and welcomed our honest coverage.

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