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Half of new 2024 jobs were public sector: ABS

Federal Parliament resumes today with the government under pressure on the state of the economy, and Julia Gillard celebrates the 30th anniversary of Labor’s gender quotas.

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Why would anyone join a youth advisory group on climate change?

As the Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water prepares to launch its own advisory council, are youth advisory groups worth engaging in with at all?

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An evangelic candidate for governor bought hundreds of bootleg pornos in the ’90s and that’s not the weirdest part

Pornography, Russian propaganda and unruly family members — just another week in US politics.

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If you remember The Beatles touring Australia, you probably support AUKUS

Exclusive: Australians aged over 65 are about twice as likely to strongly agree AUKUS is a good idea, according to a new poll.

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Please stop selling your NBN boxes on Gumtree and Facebook, says NBN

NBN connection boxes are listed for as much as $60 on online marketplaces despite being 1) free and 2) legally the property of NBN Co.

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A landmark report on defence and veteran suicide is imminent. Here’s what it must do

This report has to be the one that finally changes defence in this country.

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Ta-ta, Bill Shorten, the coming man always and the great never was

Twice opposition leader, the retiring minister is a victim of the supreme paradox of ambition: the greater the height, the further the fall.

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No, we shouldn’t mourn the axing of Leunig — it’s time to let go of toxic nostalgia

‘Like many of his generation, perhaps the most privileged in the history of the Western world, Leunig’s career inscribes an arc from anti-capitalist, individualistic politics to anti-woke warrior.’

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Yes, we should mourn the axing of Leunig — he’s the last of the Magnificent Seven

‘His work was a soft and comforting relief from most of the day’s news. I cannot remember censoring a single Leunig cartoon and nor would I have censored any of the cartoons that upset his recent editors.’

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Bullock doubles down on interest rates

RBA governor Michele Bullock is standing by her board’s interest rate decisions, and Donald Trump and Kamala Harris agree on a set of rules for next week’s presidential debate.

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‘An exercise in revisionism’: Crikey readers correct the record on the 2009 CPRS

Plus, WA voters aren’t the ones being pandered to by the Albanese government — rather, Labor is courting the state of ‘Woodside Australia’.

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Shorten, for all his faults, leaves with a substantial legacy

As the Albanese government struggles to make its mark, Bill Shorten is a reminder that if good policy isn’t always good politics, politics can still be a vehicle for good policy.

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The Bill comes due: Shorten’s exit is the end of a quarter-century battle for Labor

The Albo-supporting Left and the Conroy-Marles Right have been taking Shorten’s outfit apart for months. Today they got him.

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Gerard Rennick’s revolutionary Reddit handle, Erin Molan’s Trump exclusive, and anti-Greens campaigners unmasked

Also in this week’s Tips and Murmurs, the Lara Trump song we’ve all been waiting for.

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Riding in cars with Bob

One car ride, one question: what drives Bob Katter?

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Katter, unfiltered: Four outtakes from our Bob Katter interview we couldn’t help but share

‘We were violently opposed, me and Albo, on a number of things. He rang me up, he used the F-word 15 times out of 18 words! 15 of them, calling me an F-er.’

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The stench from Star Casino is enveloping the Queensland government

The Queensland government looks willing to do anything, including gagging the media and using taxpayer money to prop up a rotten company, in its quest for the Queens Wharf precinct to succeed.

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Trump Media keeps sinking lower and lower. Will Donald abandon ship?

The price of shares in Donald Trump’s Trump Media continues to plummet, with the former president looking at billions in paper losses compared to just a couple of months ago.

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Jim Chalmers’ spray at the RBA is embarrassing

If only the government and the RBA could row in the same direction. But the blame for policy divergence has to rest entirely with the government.

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All eyes on Bullock following weak growth

Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock is expected to respond to sluggish economic growth today, and backlash about the government’s census questions continues.

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Kamala Harris’ campaign has taken off, but Trump still has one advantage — if he can rein himself in

The Democrats are on a roll, but Trump still leads on key issues with American voters. The question is whether he has the discipline to stay on message.

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A tech YouTuber kept promoting this AI company without disclosing he’s an adviser

Matt Wolfe, who has 637,000 followers on YouTube, had made several videos that referred to Australian AI company Leonardo in glowing terms.

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Toxic cost of Labor’s WA obsession just keeps growing

The Albanese government is governing in the West Australian interest, not the national interest. And that means giving control of policy to some of the worst corporate actors in the country.

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Up in arms: Inside the eight-year battle against Melbourne University’s weapons company links

Long before the war in Gaza inspired months of campus protests, anti-war faculty members and students were urging the University of Melbourne to sever links to weapons manufacturers, only to meet steadfast resistance.

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