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The Greens have agreed to help Labor pass its housing bills after a protracted fight, and RBA analysis predicts ‘strong negative impacts’ if Trump’s extreme economic agenda comes to pass.

Crikey

The Guardian view on benefit reforms: ministers should enable work – not force it

Editorial: Years of ugly attacks on benefit claimants mean Liz Kendall treads a delicate line as she sets out to boost employment

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Romania’s presidential election: a stable Ukrainian ally wobbles

Editorial: The shock first-round victory of a far-right nationalist candidate has far-reaching and alarming implications

The Guardian - UK

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Stocks to Buy (and Sell) Before Inauguration Day

Experts predict Trump's policies will positively affect energy, finance, defense sectors; stocks to buy include EPD, JPM, LMT, while others may decline.

Benzinga

OPINION - Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo's Wicked press tour is a surrealist fever dream — what is going on?

It has felt like an eternity. We’ve collectively lost decades off our lives. But finally, after 14 years in development, a nearly two-year filming process prolonged by Covid and the Hollywood strikes, and a ridiculously protracted marketing campaign, this weekend saw the much-anticipated release of Wicked.

Evening Standard

Here’s what I learned at Cop29. Rows aside, an unstoppable transition to clean energy is happening

Britain wanted much better outcomes on many issues, but seeing the ambition at the conference gives me hope for the future, says energy secretary Ed Miliband

The Guardian - UK

On a 17-hour train journey I glimpsed our future – and it was ugly

The climate crisis will cause dramatic, life-threatening events, but also a general, broad-brush worsening of everything

The Guardian - UK

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OPINION - QR codes in restaurants are the heralds of automation — we should ban them

There is a generational divide when it comes to QR codes and I am on the far side of it. But there’s going to be more, many more of them around, according to this paper’s genius business editor, Jonathan Prynn. It’s all about the increase in employers’ National Insurance in…

Evening Standard

It’s outrageous that religious faith is being brought into the assisted dying debate

Britain is a largely secular country. Those who oppose the bill before parliament should not be interfering with other people’s right to choose for themselves, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - Labour looks set to overpromise and underdeliver on housebuilding

I'm instinctively suspicious of restaurants with large menus. How on earth can anything actually be fresh? And I feel the same way about writers who will happily offer an opinion on any subject. Surely they can't be an expert on everything? It is for this reason that I try to…

Evening Standard

Renters like me are in a constant juggling act – often giving up security in search of affordability. It shouldn’t be this way

Despite being on track to become a nation of majority renters, there is scarce policy to meaningfully protect us

The Guardian - AU

OPINION - Why as an ex-Catholic I simply can't miss the film Conclave

My teenage revelation that a Catholic upbringing wasn’t going to work out for me as a functioning gay adult was quick, painless and probably best for both of us. The clash between the two cultures looked too extreme, even if my knowledge of homosexuality back then was confined to two…

Evening Standard

We must defend elective abortions, not just the most politically palatable cases

After Dobbs, pro-choice advocates have emphasized women in medical crises. But those tragic cases are a limited picture

The Guardian - US

I’m still running at seven months pregnant. But it’s transformed how I think about exercise

All too often, staying fit is about vanity and status. The slower and wheezier I become, writes Nell Frizzell, the more I realise it’s also about survival

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I worked in charities for years – here’s how I make sure my money is going to a good cause, not Captain Tom’s family

This year, the family of Captain Tom or Naomi Campbell have shown us the pitfalls of celebrity charities, writes journalist Gary Nunn

The Guardian - UK

In Sweden, we’ve been told to prepare for war. But will 21st-century citizens still rally for the common good?

For decades, Swedish politics has promoted individual success. Now an official booklet urges us to unite ‘in case of crisis or war’, says journalist Martin Gelin

The Guardian - UK

‘Woke’ didn’t lose the US election: the patrician class who hijacked identity politics did

Why is this simple explanation being so widely embraced? Because it does not require a commitment to real, structural change, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

Crikey

Who is Linton Besser, the new Media Watch host?

Four-time Walkley winner Linton Besser will replace Paul Barry as Media Watch host in a fortnight. Crikey sat down with Besser to find out where the program is headed.

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It might be easier to ask which of Trump’s cabinet picks HAVEN’T been accused of sexual misconduct

As with the first, the conflict in Donald Trump’s second administration will not be whether candidates are qualified — it will be how long they can go without falling out with the man in charge.

The Guardian - AU

As Cop29 wraps up and the climate crisis gathers pace, Australia’s dash for gas is confounding

Nearly all observers believe Chris Bowen is strongly committed to action. Most agree that can’t be said for his party

Crikey

Social media bill shows liberalism has fled Dutton’s Liberal Party

Under Peter Dutton, the Liberal Party has abandoned many of its core tenets. By supporting Labor’s online ID plan, it’s now ditched the last of its liberalism.

Crikey

If you care about democracy (and hate Elon Musk), join Bluesky

The more we can make Musk seem like a loser, the less chance his austerity package has of decimating what’s left of the American welfare state.

Crikey

Read the analysis the government is using to justify its teen social media ban

Sweeping statements, redundant references, repeated calculations — the government’s case for banning under-16s from social media has to be seen to be believed.

Crikey

Can Australia rely on its diplomats to be diplomatic?

Kevin Rudd’s less-than-diplomatic comments about Donald Trump raise questions about how we appoint our diplomats.

Crikey

Thirty bills still before Parliament in final sitting week

The government is scrambling to pass, scrap or delay dozens of bills in the last sitting week of the year, and developing countries are incensed by the ‘bad faith’ climate deal struck at COP29.

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