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Who’s actually in charge of Australia’s future?
Albanese is trying to buy influence at the UN and promises an AI boom, while households face another rate rise and One Nation pulls the strings. Who’s…
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Australia wants a seat at the UN but what would it stand for?
Albanese wants a stronger voice on the Security Council, but Australia’s response to Gaza and illegal Israeli settlements raises questions about how it…
Sep 25
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David Lewis: Cultural Notes
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What is ASIO really telling us about terror threats?
Mike Burgess has announced more disrupted terror threats but what do these claims say about the past failures of ASIO?
Sep 24
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David Lewis: Cultural Notes
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Forty years of privatisation have left Sydney in a mess. It didn’t have to be this way
Toll roads, hospitals and museums reveal a deeper problem in New South Wales: after decades of privatisation, the state can still build major projects…
Sep 23
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ASIO claims it stopped 16 terror threats. What about the big one it missed?
It’s time for ASIO’s celebrity spy to face serious scrutiny – and explain whether Australians are getting value for money.
Sep 22
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From Israel to immigration, Labor is losing its political nerve
Labor abandons action against illegal Israeli settlements, scapegoats migrants for the housing crisis, and allows One Nation’s culture wars to reshape…
Sep 21
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Labor is becoming what it once condemned
Pork-barrelling, politically targeted grants, NDIS cutbacks and unquestioned defence spending are exposing a growing gap between Labor’s promises in…
Sep 18
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David Lewis: Cultural Notes
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Macklemore, Mary Kostakidis and the red line on Palestine
Mary Kostakidis, Macklemore and the networks of influence that can make criticism of Israel professionally, financially and legally costly.
Sep 17
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Eddy Jokovich
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David Lewis: Cultural Notes
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The price of speaking out against Israel
The cases of Mary Kostakidis and Macklemore show the consequences of criticising Israel and also reveal how Zionist influence works in Australia and the…
Sep 16
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Labor’s version of sports rorts and Albanese’s golf clubs
Labor’s integrity problem deepens, pressure grows over Palestine and the NDIS, while One Nation feeds on Australia’s economic insecurity.
Sep 14
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Australia, Israel and the charade of Palestinian recognition
One year after recognising Palestine, Australia still arms Israel, trades with illegal settlements and refuses to turn diplomatic symbolism into…
Sep 11
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Eddy Jokovich
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David Lewis: Cultural Notes
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The Liberal Party: Chasing One Nation to the edge of oblivion
By chasing Pauline Hanson on culture wars, tobacco excise and manufactured outrage, Angus Taylor is turning the Liberal Party into an imitation of One…
Sep 10
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Eddy Jokovich
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David Lewis: Cultural Notes
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