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‘Jeff Bezos is chickens**t’: We ask striking Pittsburgh journalists if the unions can win it for Harris

‘Unions still know how to organise, how to knock on doors, how to get people out there.’

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Peter Dutton wrong to say homebuilding has halved under Labor

The opposition leader has falsely claimed that the number of new homes being built has fallen from 210,000 a year during the Coalition’s previous reign to about 100,000 under Labor.

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Harris vs Trump: The final day

Americans go to the polls tomorrow after a long and gruelling election campaign, and the RBA’s announcement today is unlikely to bear good news for those wanting an interest rate drop.

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Trump’s gender strategy: If women say no, go for the bros

Donald Trump has promised to be a ‘protector’ of American women but is podcasting hard for the bro vote. Meanwhile while Kamala Harris is banking on her promises to safeguard abortion rights to close the gender gap.

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How is the gender gap shaping the US election?

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In the war we’re waging on our young people, boomers always win

Cutting back student debt will make life easier for young people… until the money flows into greater housing demand that we can’t keep up with.

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I’ll never forget where I was on October 7

‘Ever since October 7, there are palpable concerns of personal safety for Jewish people that are real and experienced daily.’

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Representing Mehreen Faruqi against Pauline Hanson was a lesson in resilience, grace and courage

‘Mehreen Faruqi is a brave woman. She has carried her burden out of the shadows where Hanson would have had her remain, and the justice system has, this time, lightened the load.’

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Biden is leaving behind a stronger, fairer economy than Trump did

Real wages are up. Manufacturing is growing. Corporate profits are plump. Voting for Trump has nothing to do with the US economy.

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Here’s where you can watch the US election in Australia

Here’s what you can expect from Australian broadcasters on what will be one of the biggest days in modern political history.

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Albo’s big education spend

The prime minister appears to have started his reelection campaign with three big education announcements, and the US election is still far too close to call.

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Corporate cancel culture and the question of free speech

Well-drafted laws delineate the line between acceptable and unacceptable speech. The same rules don’t apply within the corporate ecosystem.

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News Corp, Santos, Qantas and other tax dodgers make up the usual suspects in latest tax data

News Corp, Transurban and Santos are yet again Australia’s top tax dodgers, the latest tax data shows, while the big miners paid full freight.

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Passport to corruption: Hundreds of millions in DFAT contracts were rotten from the start

Dodgy and unethical behaviour in the Australian Passport Office cost taxpayers hundreds of millions. Why did DFAT try to keep it secret?

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Towing the NACC out to sea and sinking it might be the best option now

Lawyers for the people the NACC was supposed to investigate were allowed to help draft the decision that let their clients off the hook.

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America’s unseemly pursuit of Happiness

Not much separates Thomas Jefferson and Donald Trump, both driven by the wild-eyed pursuit of an elusive dream they believe promised to them.

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Why is Jacinta Nampijinpa Price being sued?

The senator has been ordered to pay $1,500 after her legal team failed to file a defence. Why is she in court to begin with?

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No, a Trump presidency isn’t business as usual for Australia — he threatens our economy, security and political stability

On the economy, on foreign policy, and even in the way we conduct politics, a Trump victory would be bad news for Australia.

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Yes, a Trump presidency would be business as usual in Australia — the enshittification of political culture will continue unabated

It will be business as usual in America, so it will be business as usual Down Under.

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This American Carnage: Crikey heads to the US election

Starting in the crucial swing state of Pennsylvania, Crikey will be covering the situation on the ground as the US lurches towards this most consequential of elections.

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On the road with Democrat campaigners in Atlanta, where every ballot counts

‘Only 9% of 19- to 29-year-olds have already voted. For those 29-39, it’s only 11%. Those numbers are scary.’

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Trump says he’ll protect women ‘whether they like it or not’

Trump reportedly told a rally his advisers had told him to stop using the line as it was ‘inappropriate’. And more economic data is being released this morning ahead of the RBA’s interest rates decision next week.

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Should charities be allowed to speak out on politics?

Australian charities engaging in political advocacy no longer risk losing their charity status under the law but successive governments have tried to use the law to interfere.

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Guess which ABC show is the most complained about, Aston takes on Albo, and a (broken) revolving door at Nine

The ABC’s annual report shows the broadcaster missing targets, while the PM takes on the Financial Review (and loses).

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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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