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Rupert Murdoch’s own children don’t trust him. Why should anyone else?

Why are senior Labor figures paying court to the Murdochs when Rupert’s own children clearly don’t trust or believe him?

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Yes, our planning systems do more harm than good: They’re anti-social, exclusionary and must be reformed

In the affirmative corner we have Jonathan O’Brien, lead organiser of YIMBY Melbourne.

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No, the planning system doesn’t do more harm than good — Aussie cities are world leaders

Arguing the negative case we have economist Cameron Murray.

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Linda Burney and Brendan O’Connor join nine other federal politicians who’ll retire next election

Anthony Albanese is preparing to reshuffle his cabinet following the announcement two of his ministers are retiring. But they’re not the only ones.

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Australia should not be held captive to the gas lobby’s unchecked power and influence

The resource minister’s announcement on Tuesday finalised exploration permits for Chevron, Woodside and others, and granted 10 additional permits to explore carbon capture and storage project.

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International students are not to blame for the housing crisis

Education is a hugely successful export industry for Australia. So why is the Albanese government trying to kill it?

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Kerry Dare was widowed by the Wieambilla shooters. She believes police could have saved her husband

Alan Dare was killed while investigating what was happening at a neighbouring house. His wife thinks police should have warned him not to go.

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Albo under cabinet pressure

Labor frontbenchers are urging the prime minister to use recent retirements as an excuse for a larger cabinet shake-up, and the Matildas lose their first game at the Olympics.

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Rupert’s legal argument finally drops the facade that News was ever a news business at all

‘In the end, Rupert Murdoch is just another king, on a lonely throne, ruling an empire of cards, scheming, ever scheming, to keep doing so even from the grave.’

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Are Fox and News Corp the only viable business models?

The legal case currently enveloping the Murdochs is about much more than a family spat.

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Rupert Murdoch’s ‘Project Harmony’ shows just how vulnerable Lachlan is

This action by Rupert underlines that no matter Lachlan’s achievements as CEO and successor, his position remains vulnerable.

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Who are the other Murdoch siblings?

Who are James, Elisabeth and Prudence Murdoch, and why is Rupert trying to stop them from influencing News Corp’s future?

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Who are the other Murdoch siblings?

Who are James, Elisabeth and Prudence Murdoch, and why is Rupert trying to stop them influence News Corp’s future?

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Let’s take a look at some of the assets up for grabs in Rupert Murdoch’s ‘Project Harmony’

Fox Corp is the key asset because of Fox News. But what else are the Murdoch kids fighting over?

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Rupert is still the most incorrigible manipulator of power in moguldom’s long history

Rupert Murdoch remains the mogul’s mogul, a brutal practitioner of the darkest arts of making money at all costs. Those dark arts now include a legal battle against three of his own children, in public.

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Fixing America: Trump and the Triumph of the Will

Donald Trump offers a confected nostalgia for an America that not only didn’t exist within the lifetime of any living American, but never existed at all.

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Trump wants to ‘fix’ America. The reality isn’t that simple

Donald Trump offers a confected nostalgia for an America that not only didn’t exist within the lifetime of any living American, but never existed at all.

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Dick Smith the person has a problem with Dick Smith the store selling anti-vax books

There is a particular irony in anti-vaccine literature turning up on the Dick Smith website, given Smith himself is a long-time campaigner against vaccine misinformation.

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Labor eyes cabinet shake-up

The prime minister may have to reshuffle his cabinet with senior ministers set to quit in the next few days, and thousands have protested Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech to US Congress.

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Sure, 2024 has had lots of news — but compared with 1940, 1968 or 1973, it’s nothing exceptional

What do these years of unprecedented events have in common?

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Kamala Harris, the least-worst candidate in a contest of the terrible

In normal times, Harris would be a dud. But these aren’t normal times.

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The missing detail in CFMEU coverage, subtle hints of wrongdoing, and Labor takes out the trash

This week in Tips and Murmurs we tackle calls to bring back the ABCC, and clarify something for The Tele’s James Morrow.

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If the CFMEU has infiltrated Cbus, retail superfunds should ask for the same treatment

Is the presence of the CFMEU in the construction industry superfund Cbus a worry? Not based on all the awards it keeps winning.

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Australia’s criminalisation of peaceful protest is a stain on our democracy

‘The health of our planet hangs in the balance while those entrusted with legislative power prioritise short-term political gain over the well-being of future generations.’

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Hackers try to sting top mandarins at Home Affairs with fake emails impersonating officials

The Home Affairs deputy secretary said Australia needed ‘look at where the threats are materialising’.

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