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Nine text messages that reveal how the Bruce Lehrmann saga unfolded in the media

Crikey brings you the story behind the story.

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Interest rate cuts coming for the US. Will Australia’s RBA finally see the light?

Suddenly the inflation hawks who have previously written about how the Fed lifting rates ‘puts pressure’ on the RBA to do the same are nowhere to be seen.

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‘Very hush-hush’: Three large stingrays die in quick succession at Melbourne Sea Life

One aquarium staff member told Crikey the whole incident had been kept quiet, which the aquarium denies.

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‘Very hush-hush’: Three large stingrays die at Melbourne Sea Life due to unknown cause

One aquarium staff member told Crikey the whole incident had been kept quiet, which the aquarium denies.

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‘Kicking the can down the road’: Qantas pilots criticise Labor’s aviation white paper

It’s clear the Wily Old Roo still holds an iron grip on Canberra.

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‘This protest is now a public funeral’: Disability ‘sicko’ activists picket Shorten’s office over NDIS

‘I can’t go on doing this. I can’t fill out any more forms. I can’t keep having to prove that I’m sick, that I need help.’

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Dutton ‘most divisive leader in history’: Chalmers

The treasurer has spectacularly attacked the opposition leader, calling him ‘pathologically’ divisive, and new research highlights how much gambling addicts turn to crime to fund their habit.

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Qantas will have to end era of neglect of passengers with a disability

For decades Australians with disabilities have endured poor treatment from airlines like Qantas. Will new regulations change that?

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Introducing our readers’ editor, your new pen pal at Crikey

In a tough time for Australian news publishers, we’re doubling down on what makes Crikey special: our community of readers.

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Rennick paves the way for cooker and conspiracy theory face-off with One Nation

Conspiracy theorist Gerard Rennick will be up against conspiracy theorist Malcolm Roberts for a Senate spot in 2025. Which man will come out on top?

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40°C in August? Why is Australia so ridiculously hot right now?

This year Australia is facing exceptional winter warmth. The culprit is our persistent inaction on climate change.

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Kim Williams’ ABC is moving on from bland stability — and that’s a good thing

The past few years at the ABC have been a disaster: bland, uncontroversial, lightweight and in a permanent defensive crouch. Can the national broadcaster turn things around.

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Anderson’s exit can be a reset at the ABC. It must start with Radio National

Radio National should be the centre of national culture, not drifting in the margins. Guy Rundle has some ideas on how to set things right at the station.

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Is Labor’s shellacking in the NT a warning of things to come?

Labor can be confident of holding only five seats in the territory’s 25-member Parliament. But what does the defeat mean for the party’s prospects elsewhere?

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Fears of new Middle East war

Neither Hezbollah nor Israel seem willing to back down after a new escalation in fighting, and the federal government is cracking down on airlines.

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China’s economy is no longer booming. How will that impact Australia?

The falling price of new homes in many Chinese cities is worth watching.

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Dictators, a ‘love child’ and succession battle: The legal brawls of Australia’s billionaire siblings

Pretty much all of Australia’s richest heirs are having a legal battle at the moment, providing a great deal of evidence of how fabulously weird the fabulously wealthy really are.

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What restructure are people prattling about in a posh Paddington dog park? Please tell me!

An overheard conversation in a dog park about a big restructure brings new meaning to the phrase ‘digging up dirt’.

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Got a problem gambling? Tabcorp has just the intervention for you — more money

When Tabcorp discovered one of its customers might have had a gambling problem, it rang to check on them — then offered them more money to keep gambling.

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More taxpayer money for companies linked to Israel’s war in Gaza

Australia continues to reward companies with links to the Israel Defense Forces, this time with Norwegian firm Kongsberg winning a major contract for missile production.

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Yes — taxpayers should bail out journalism. It’s the least bad option we’ve got left

‘If making The Great Gatsby is in the interest of the Australian taxpayer, then so is covering the news.’

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Yes — taxpayers should bail out journalism. It’s the least bad option we’ve got left

‘If making The Great Gatsby is in the interest of the Australian taxpayer, then so is covering the news.’

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No — taxpayers should not bail out journalism. They do so already!

‘Crikey has been arguing for a long time that News Corp pays less tax that it ought to. Guess who the biggest private beneficiaries of subsidised journalism are?’

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No — taxpayers should not bail out journalism. They do so already!

‘Crikey has been arguing for a long time that News Corp pays less tax that it ought to. Guess who the biggest private beneficiaries of subsidised journalism are?’

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We once called TV journos the ‘Filth’. Nine’s management has earned the label

Nine’s exodus of 85 staff — dozens with irreplaceable experience and contacts — reflects a management team that either doesn’t understand or doesn’t care about journalism.

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