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Australian police are worried about sovereign citizens and jihadist groups in ‘low sophistication’ attacks

Documents obtained via freedom of information request provide new details and examples of the kinds of terrorism that primarily worry the federal police.

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Dutton is losing the debate over nuclear energy right when we need it for AI

The AI industry needs more compute, and more compute needs more energy.

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Iran begins attack on Israel

Iran has launched missiles at Israel in retaliation for the assassination of Hamas and Hezbollah leaders, and the first (and only) US vice presidential debate is today.

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I miss Rupert Murdoch

The rise of the son has Christopher Warren pining for the days of the father.

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Who is Labor’s new anti-Islamophobia envoy?

Months after Australia got its special envoy to combat antisemitism, Labor has announced its pick for Islamophobia envoy. Here’s what we know so far.

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It is farcical to believe that special envoys will address Islamophobia and antisemitism in Australia

‘The identity of the envoy is less important than the fact that this position simply should not exist in the first place.’

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The power and impotence of Chalmers’ surplus, according to readers

It’s either totally unimpressive or a demonstration of incredible economic talent, depending on who you ask.

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Another year, another mountain of cash for the Murdochs and their friends

Rupert’s Fox Corp executive pay came in at a staggering US$21.2 million. And he wasn’t even the biggest winner.

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Another year, another mountain of cash for the Murdochs and their friends

Rupert’s Fox Corp executive pay came in at a staggering US$21.2 million. And he wasn’t even the biggest winner.

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Coles and Woolies might cop a fine. How big would it actually be?

A back-of-the-envelope calculation brings us to more than the GDP of Australia.

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Gold sneakers to patriotic bibles: All the crap Trump shills to pay the bills

The Venn diagram of Donald Trump’s business and political interests has always been a circle.

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A man of many grifts: The merch and memorabilia that Trump shills to pay the bills

The Venn diagram of Donald Trump’s business and political interests has always been a circle.

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Israeli military enters southern Lebanon

The ground raids follow Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant reportedly telling troops that Israel would ‘use all the means that may be required … from the air, from the sea, and on land’.

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Who gives a stuff about the surplus?

Even those who might care about being ‘back in black’ seem underwhelmed by Chalmers’ latest victory lap.

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What the Woolworths and Coles grocery bonanza costs consumers

As the supermarket giants face increasing scrutiny over their role in Australia’s cost of living crisis, Crikey breaks down the key numbers at play.

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I tried not to ‘sane wash’ Trump’s Pennsylvania speech. It was impossible

The thing about reporting on Trump is, quite often, you have to meet him more than halfway just to turn what he says into sentences.

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In Philadelphia, Democrat volunteers ramp up the fear factor to engage voters

Both the Democratic and Republican parties are urging voters in Philadelphia, and Pennsylvania in general, to get politically engaged.

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Big Fish, Little Fish: Australia’s national literature is being swallowed up

Two independent book publishers were recently absorbed by larger companies. This doesn’t bode well for the health of our literary culture.

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Benjamin Netanyahu is triumphant after Hassan Nasrallah’s assassination. But will it change anything?

There is no doubt this is an unprecedented blow to Hezbollah’s leadership and to the organisation itself.

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Labor confirms first consecutive surplus in 15 years — but it won’t save Queensland

Treasurer Jim Chalmers will confirm a surplus of $15.8 billion, and fears of all-out war in the Middle East have grown as Israel continues its simultaneous bombing of Gaza, Lebanon and, now, Yemen.

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‘There’s no going back’: A survivor’s story of a cult’s manipulation and exploitation

Last November, the leader of an international ring of yoga schools was arrested on charges of human trafficking, organised kidnapping and rape. Crikey speaks to a survivor of the alleged cult about its tactics.

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Introducing New York Mayor Eric Adams, possibly the most baffling human to ever have lived

Eric Adams might be the first sitting New York mayor to face criminal charges, but he’s also so much less than that.

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What are the 10 greatest upsets in VFL/AFL grand final history?

As history shows, upsets happen.

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No, the Greens aren’t derailing progress on housing — radically broken systems need radical solutions

‘The Greens are fighting like hell to address the housing crisis. That’s why they’re not pliantly waving through every dodgy housing bill the Albanese government brings to Parliament.’

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Yes, the Greens are derailing housing policy — that suits a party that will never form government

‘The Greens are NIMBYs. They do not believe in abundance; they believe in scarcity.’

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