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Labor promised local content quotas for digital platforms. So… where are they?

It is looking less and less likely the government will deliver ahead of the next federal election.

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Labor promised local content quotas for digital platforms. So… where are they?

It is looking less and less likely the government will deliver ahead of the next federal election.

Crikey

So much for Greensland: Does Adam Bandt know why the Greens are stalling?

The Greens’ lacklustre results in Queensland have raised questions about the party’s strategy. Does Adam Bandt need to change his approach?

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Has Gaza signed the death warrant of Australia’s traditional media?

‘The media is responsible for decades of omission, elision and misrepresentation of what has happened to the Palestinian people. The Australian public will be owed an explanation for their ignorance.’

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OPINION - Rachel Reeves's Budget ignored London — that may prove a costly mistake

This was a Budget written in London, delivered in London, but almost totally ignored the region that drives the British economy. Rachel Reeves made only one mention of London — about par by recent standards — in her 77-minute speech, compared with five references to Manchester and Scotland, three to…

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Albo’s Qantas headache continues

Try as he might, Anthony Albanese can’t get his alleged flight upgrades from Alan Joyce out of the news, and Joe Biden has given Kamala Harris the gift of the gaffe.

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The Guardian view on Labour’s choices: emphasising a big state amid economic challenges

Editorial: The budget favours increased public spending and taxation, contrasting with Tory austerity. However, there were missed opportunities to address poverty and inequality

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The Guardian view on female-led horror: time for a new formula

Editorial: Bloodied women’s bodies are once more to the fore in a seasonal crop of hagsploitation films

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OPINION - Rachel Reeves's £40bn of tax rises sets up the dividing line for the next election

Ask two Blairites when the New Labour project died, and you might get three different answers. The first is June 2007, when Tony Blair stood down as prime minister. The second is May 2008, when the party ran a class-based (and unsuccessful) campaign at the Crewe and Nantwich by-election. While…

Evening Standard

Is this the budget Britain needs? Our panel responds

In Labour’s first budget for almost 15 years, Rachel Reeves has unveiled tax rises and promises of investment in public services

The Guardian - UK

How can I vote for Kamala Harris if she supports Israel’s war? Here is my answer

Trump says Netanyahu is doing a good job and Biden is holding him back. Even on this issue, Trump is worse

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Do motorway billboards signal the first death throes of capitalism?

The ads come and go so fast you have to speed up to watch them – and before you can see them properly they vanish, writes Adrian Chiles

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It’s my first Halloween in the UK for two decades – and my American children are not impressed

Spending on costumes and treats has increased, but Britain isn’t showing quite the same commitment or creativity, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

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No CM face, alliance turmoil: It’s a tightrope for both BJP and Congress in Maharashtra

Weeks after the Haryana poll results, the assembly elections in Maharashtra and Jharkhand provide yet another provincial setting for a face-off between the two principal national alliances. But pre-poll alliances are grappling with pressures and pulls of seat negotiations.

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OPINION - The Standard View: Flash floods in Spain raise spectre of climate resilience

In one town in the Valencia region of Spain, a year’s worth of rain fell in eight hours. At least 51 people are known to have died in flash floods, but that number is almost certain to rise. Video footage shows people clinging on to their lives, bridges being washed…

The Guardian - UK

The truth about immigration? As Elon Musk shows, borders are always open for the rich

The South African-born multibillionaire almost certainly worked in the US without correct authorisation – just another ‘enterprising expat’ operating in a ‘legal grey area’, writes Arwa Mahdawi

The Guardian - US

Trump wants you to believe that the US economy is doing terribly. It’s untrue

Despite his claims to the contrary, unemployment is low, inflation is way down, and job growth is remarkably strong

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Could I still pass my driving test? Thirty years on, it’s time to find out

Forget recent news about the dangers posed by younger drivers – you may have more to fear from seasoned motorists like me, says freelance writer Rich Pelley

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Britain has closed its eyes to long Covid – which means it will ravage even more lives and livelihoods

Unlike the US, Canada and Australia, the UK is only giving free boosters to some. But the cost of restricting them could be huge, says Devi Sridhar of Edinburgh University

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Hollywood’s villains were once Russian or Chinese. Now they’re us – people from the Balkans

Brad Pitt and George Clooney’s new film Wolfs shows that while geopolitical realities have changed, western prejudice hasn’t, says Slovenian novelist Ana Schnabl

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Here’s what Keir Starmer gets wrong about reparations: we’ve made them before, but now we have to do it right

The call for justice is not going away. Rather than ignore it, Labour should be entering the conversation – and shaping it, says academic Kojo Koram

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Case closed: The ‘Dictator Dan’ label was justified

An independent expert report into government response to COVID-19 has forensically compiled evidence that the Andrews government’s lockdowns were unjustified.

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Unjustified, racist and harmful: An expert review damns Dictator Dan’s lockdowns

An independent expert report into government response to COVID-19 has forensically compiled evidence that the Andrews government’s lockdowns were unjustified.

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Australia’s courts are moving faster on privacy law than parliament

Politicians should feel the same embarrassment the driver of a sports car feels when overtaken by a kid on a pushbike

Crikey

Inquiry warns distrustful public wouldn’t accept COVID measures in future pandemic

The inquiry highlighted the ‘tail’ the pandemic has left, especially its effect on children, who suffered school closures.

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