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Law and order crackdown won’t make Jewish community safer

Jewish communities deserve real protection — not a false sense of security purchased at the expense of other marginalised groups.

Julian Leeser braces for the teals, Abbott meets JD Vance, and Kim Williams to sing at RN Xmas party?

Julian Leeser braces for the teals, Abbott meets JD Vance, and Kim Williams to sing at RN Xmas party?

Another moderate Liberal is worried about his chances, and we get an email promising an ABC musical number.

New plan seeks to force big tech to pay for Australian journalism

New plan seeks to force big tech to pay for Australian journalism

Anthony Albanese is making a new pitch to force social media companies to pay for Australian news, and has been criticised for supporting a ban on demonstrating outside places of worship.

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Journos were told they’d be given Dutton’s nuclear costings this week. He’s running out of time

One well-connected journalist at a major publication speculated that if the news is indeed to be communicated this week, it will have to be done by Thursday.

‘They’ll be more upset’: Albo flagged shift in Australia’s Israel-Palestine position at private Labor event

Exclusive: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has flagged changes to Australia’s position on Palestine later this week, addressing a room of Labor insiders.

Paul Fletcher’s retirement took local Libs by surprise, as party faithful play down teal threat

‘It was very surprising — he had already begun campaigning for reelection and has been working the local crowds very hard,’ one Liberal source told Crikey.

As NZ moves towards ban, Australia looks increasingly lonely as a haven for dog torture and abuse

While the rest of the world moves to kill off this brutal industry, Australia is heading in the opposite direction.

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A $1,200 AI-powered robot for autistic kids is going to die because its maker is going under

A $1,200 AI-powered robot for autistic kids is going to die because its maker is going under

Embodied’s Moxie robot was sold as being a ‘supportive robot friend for kids’. Now, it’s about to stop working and parents are pissed.

Reserve Bank declares war on facts, along with the economy

Reserve Bank declares war on facts, along with the economy

The RBA governor continues to shoehorn basic economic facts into her narrow neoliberal worldview — at our expense.

Reader Reply: I feel stupid for being too loyal, for too long, to Qantas

Reader Reply: I feel stupid for being too loyal, for too long, to Qantas

Crikey reader Ric Clark shares his firsthand experience of Qantas’ dismal performance in the peak travel period.

What’s next in the Murdoch succession saga? Rupert is thinking several chess moves ahead

What’s next in the Murdoch succession saga? Rupert is thinking several chess moves ahead

‘It is good to see Nevada maintaining some semblance of its historical attractiveness for those who love money and don’t like to talk about it.’

Surely Rupert and Lachlan won’t roll the dice again

Surely Rupert and Lachlan won’t roll the dice again

It is time for the Murdoch family to sit down and negotiate a family settlement by agreement, not judicial decree.

Albo adds childcare subsidies to reelection pitch

Albo adds childcare subsidies to reelection pitch

Anthony Albanese is strengthening his reelection bid with promises of more subsidised childcare, and we’re still waiting on Peter Dutton’s long-promised nuclear power costings.

Growing alienation and violence makes the murder of hated executives normal

Growing alienation and violence makes the murder of hated executives normal

When you have rising inequality, increasing political violence and a president who endorses violence, why NOT assassinate a CEO?

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As Albo’s ‘captain’s pick’ irks Labor insiders, preselection politics override what’s best for voters

ALP insiders are growing frustrated with the PM’s meddling ahead of the next federal election.

Is this the beginning of the end for Rupert’s empire?

Where does this bombshell finding leave the future of the century-old conservative media empire — one that meddles ferociously in the politics of the US, the UK and Australia?

Dutton’s kowtow to Netanyahu splits Australians into two classes: ordinary people and Muslims

Peter Dutton and the Coalition have repeatedly placed the interests of Israel’s government above Australia’s social cohesion and national interests.

The wildest details to come out of Murdoch’s failed Project Harmony case (spoiler: it’s all about Succession)

Rupert Murdoch has failed to ensure his eldest son Lachlan controls his media empire after his death. We pick through the peculiar details of a case shrouded in secrecy.

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Can you copyright a kangaroo dance? Raygun reckons you can, but expert says parody counts for something

Does the real Raygun’s legal team have a leg to stand on? Crikey clarifies.

Why Bashar al-Assad’s security state collapsed so dramatically in Syria

While it may seem like these events came out of nowhere, the rapid fall of the Assad regime has a long history.

Syrian rebels to form government

Syrian rebel group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham is beginning the process of forming government after toppling former president Bashar al-Assad, and Australia has significantly increased its navy strike range with new long-range missiles.

Any minute now, Dutton is absolutely, totally, definitely going to release costings for his nuclear policy

The Coalition has been talking about its nuclear energy plans for more than two years. And for more than two years, we’ve been told the details are right around the corner.

Policy bum Dutton has two big ideas. They’re both in bad trouble

Peter Dutton has two big ideas: cut migration and build nuclear power plants. He’s now abandoned one, and we know the other will be a disaster.

The Woolies worker strike is over — but their right to act is still practically illegal

The Woolworths strike is yet another example of the staggering disparity between employer and employee under Australian industrial relations law.

A synagogue minutes from my home was set ablaze. This is why many Jewish Australians live in fear

My community has repeatedly warned that we don’t feel safe.

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