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Scott Morrison tells court opponents ‘weaponised’ Higgins allegations ‘for political purposes’

Former prime minister Scott Morrison has appeared as a witness in the defamation suit brought by Linda Reynolds against Brittany Higgins.

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‘Meat suits’, Freemasons and suicide pacts: The chain reaction that set off the Wieambilla killers

At the Wieambilla inquest, a forensic clinical psychology traced the shadows of the Trains to find out how a tragedy like this could have been prevented.

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Seven isn’t a suitable TV licence holder. Time to shut it down

The Seven Network no longer meets even the basic requirements of the Broadcasting Services Act. It should be shut down.

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Seven isn’t a suitable TV licence holder. Time to shut it down

The Seven Network no longer meets even the basic requirements of the Broadcasting Services Act. It should be shut down.

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‘Lost in the product’: How the gambling industry creates problem gamblers

The gambling industry has been perfecting ways to manipulate and disorient you for decades. Online gambling is just an easily accessible extension of that.

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You don’t have to be a Sinophile to know Keating’s right about AUKUS

The ex-PM is the only person offering a convincing explanation of AUKUS. And it’s a damning one.

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How Rupert Murdoch helped create a monster — the era of Trumpism — and then lost control of it

Murdoch helped valorise Donald Trump and normalise his fraudulent claims. When he tried to discard him, Trump’ reputation only grew stronger.

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AI Steph Catley introduces herself as… Catby. For Matilda fans, this doesn’t cut it

Is it okay for a national sporting body to ask a star player such as the Matildas’ Steph Catley to consent to an AI voice clone?

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Here’s what Crikey readers think the ABC is getting wrong. And a few things it’s getting right

If ABC chairman Kim Williams wants ideas to help lift the national broadcaster’s standing, Crikey readers are more than happy to oblige.

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Labor defends partial gambling ad ban

Labor says it’s helping free-to-air media survive by not backing a total gambling ad ban, and Fatima Payman is leading the charge of independent candidates in heartland Labor seats.

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The Labor government would be a very different beast if this factional war went the other way

Anyone dipping into the latest Labor factional drama could be forgiven for thinking they were watching an episode of Aircrash Investigations.

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Meta blames ‘error’ for stopping users from posting Australian news to Instagram and Threads

After users speculated that the issue could be linked to a looming fight with Australian media companies, Meta confirmed that it was an ‘error’.

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Vilification of international students hides the real problem in universities

Cutting international student numbers or jacking up their application fees will not do anything for the students and staff stuck between management policy and government underfunding.

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‘Stimulating a rich and enduring dialogue’: Here’s how big gambling interests control the PR about harm

Just like the tobacco and fossil fuel industries, the gambling industry finances research that just happens to support its position.

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The internet cannot decide what to make of our breakdancing Raygun

Rachael Gunn, aka Raygun, is Australia’s latest meme. But is the Aussie academic turned Olympic breakdancer creative, camp or cringe? Pick a side!

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Howard urges Albanese: Pick a fight I always ducked when I was in office

Politicians might find the courage to fight the media after they leave politics, but it’s a different story when they’re in office.

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Cash-strapped Vic Labor set to blow $90 million on greyhound abuse

Victorian taxpayers are handing more than $20 million a year to the greyhound abuse industry even as the grisly toll from its racetracks mounts.

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For sale: Murdoch’s grand dream, barely used. Available by subscription only

News Corp’s sale of Foxtel represents the dying embers of Rupert Murdoch’s grand plan for a global television subscription network.

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Reader reply: The lesson of Lawler’s The Doll is Australia’s refusal to grow up

Restaging Australian classics can be like finding a 40-year-old VB can in your parent’s garage. Sure, there’s a novelty, but I’m not going to drink it.

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Dutton’s never seen a division he didn’t think was worth stoking — but now he’s being sued for it

The opposition leader knows exactly which fears he is playing into.

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Australia finishes fourth on Olympic medal table

The sun has nearly set on Australia’s most successful Olympic Games ever, and the latest poll shows Labor and the Coalition tied at 50-50.

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Qantas’ limp wrist-slap of Alan Joyce and the board is a mere rounding error

The question remains: why is Alan Joyce, someone who has so badly affected Qantas’ reputation and value, getting any bonus at all?

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Do the Wieambilla attackers’ delusions complicate its classification as a terrorist attack?

These classifications can have real world legal and political ramifications.

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The corporate media is far more powerful than social media in inciting extremism

Everyone is blaming social media for a rise in extremism, but the mainstream media, with its wider reach and legitimacy, is doing more to drive extremism than the likes of Twitter.

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The corporate media is far more powerful than social media in inciting extremism

Everyone is blaming social media for a rise in extremism, but the mainstream media, with its wider reach and legitimacy, is doing more to drive extremism than the likes of Twitter.

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