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Working in Washington is about to get weird. Well, weirder…

As Trump makes his first cabinet picks, echoes of his last presidency resonate.

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Will Senator Ralph Babet see censure for his slur-ridden posting?

The United Australia Party senator’s foul tweet has been condemned — but whether he’s breached parliamentary rules is another question entirely.

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Albanese jets to APEC, G20 (but won’t meet with Trump just yet)

Anthony Albanese is off to South America and will not be going via Florida like the Coalition has suggested, and early election speculation has begun to swirl.

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Australia must know that when it comes to Trump’s victory, it’s not just inflation, stupid

Australia’s political and institutional classes are sharpening their teeth for our own inflation tussle as the election looms.

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Matthew, James, Mark: Who are the mystery men funding a news startup targeting ‘disinformation’?

At a time when news media is rapidly contracting, Gazette News is promising a collection of hyperlocal mastheads. The question remains — who is funding it and why?

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‘We have no spare engines’: Qantas planes are falling into disrepair, say pilots and engineers

‘The situation on the Fokkers is so bad that many crew members are wondering if it’s their plane that will crash,’ a pilot said.

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Can you put a number on how badly Trump will screw the climate? Yes, many.

As the United Nations warns of a ‘brutal price’ to be paid for inaction, Crikey breaks down the key numbers at play.

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I’m tired of violence against women and that we believe it is our secret to keep and problem to fix

‘When a young woman just reaching adulthood is faced with that kind of emotional strain, what does it teach her about relationships, violence and her own role within these dynamics?’

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‘The Democrats didn’t do anything to help us’: Waiting for Trump in the ‘sacrifice zones’

Chris Albright had more money in his pocket when Trump was last president. But that’s not the main reason why he voted for him…

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The cost of living killed Kamala. It could end Albanese’s leadership too

Labor is in an even worse position to fight an inflation election next year than the Democrats were before losing to Trump.

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The hunting of the elites: How right-wingers created the class they rail against

Who are the ‘elites’ defeated by Trump? Try to get to grips with this trope of right-wing commentary, and it vanishes like smoke.

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Trump’s election leaves Coalition bursting with ideas

Liberals and Nationals are scrambling over themselves to roundly adopt or reject Trumpist policies, and this year is (once again) set to be the hottest on record.

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This is fine: Risk of economic shocks aside, Australia has no need to worry about Trump, Labor says

The second Trump presidency will add a dose of unpredictability to the global economy. But there’s no reason to stress, Australia’s top politicians have said.

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Selective reporting on Amsterdam attacks perpetuates anti-Palestine racism and antisemitism

Until global leaders and the media are honest about events like the Amsterdam attacks, anti-Palestine racism and antisemitism will flourish.

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A Donald Trump presidency is bad for climate action, but Australia should get on with the job

Trump has committed to removing all manner of environmental regulations in his first days in office. What should we do in response?

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Social media ban: How did we actually get here?

The government’s proposed ban on children under 16 using social media came about in significant part thanks to News Corp. But that seems to have been forgotten in the rush.

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Will Australia be dumb enough to match Trump’s stupidity on tariffs?

If Donald Trump’s America punches itself in the face with tariffs, will we be idiotic enough to follow suit?

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Airstrip One: How Albanese has integrated us into Trump’s military machine

Thanks to the Albanese government, the new Trump administration will find Australia a well-established launch pad for any conflict with China.

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A snottily superior plea for tolerance

Shaun Micallef has been humbled by the election of Trump. And he really wants you to know it.

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A snottily superior plea for tolerance

Shaun Micallef has been humbled by the election of Trump. And he really wants you to know it.

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Jim Chalmers tries to reassure voters worried about a Trump economy

The treasurer will try to convince Australians in a speech today that the global impact of Donald Trump will be worse than the local one, and the latest Newspoll continues to show bad news for Anthony Albanese.

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In Philadelphia, Trump swayed people dissatisfied with the status quo

In the battleground state of Pennsylvania, voters from all cultures and creeds wanted change.

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Lessons from Trump give Dutton a path to victory next year

Peter Dutton already knows linking migration and inflation is electorally potent. Trump’s victory will only confirm its power.

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Yes, Labor’s HECS debt cuts is good (modest but welcome) policy — we should subsidise higher ed

Ordinary Australians who never went to university benefit from taxpayer funding of higher education every time they are treated by a doctor or a nurse.

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As a teen I learned how harmful social media can be, but Albo’s ban shirks responsibility

Social media fed me harmful content that fuelled my eating disorder but a ban is not an evidence-based solution.

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