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Why Richard Boyle is being prosecuted even when everyone agrees he’s a whistleblower

Australia’s whistleblower laws are clear — you can’t steal information to blow the whistle on misconduct. That’s why Richard Boyle is being prosecuted.

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Austerity has broken Britain and imperilled the Tories. Coalition, take note

The likelihood of the next Australian election rehashing the core themes of the 2010 UK vote is rising. Yet we can see where this eventually leads: public ruin and electoral oblivion.

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Samantha Mostyn: Australia’s last governor-general?

We need a head of state who meaningfully oversees the machinations of Australian democracy, working hard to hold politicians to a higher standard.

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Coalition’s gouging guarantee

The opposition leader says a government run by him would break up proven price-gouging supermarkets, and has the US Supreme Court ostensibly made Donald Trump a king if he’s reelected?

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Albo ‘like a stunned rabbit’ as Crikey readers back ‘courageous’ Payman for crossing the floor

‘Fatima Payman is following Labor’s platform. It is the caucus and cabinet that are not.’

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What will Australia’s crackdown on international uni students achieve?

‘What other ways will they come up with to screw us?’ one senior university administrator said to Crikey.

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Burr Redux? It’s now legal to try to overthrow the US government (if you’re an ex-president)

Donald Trump’s actions to overthrow the US government have been protected by the US Supreme Court. It means it will be much easier for Trump to fulfil his promise to be a dictator.

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How to birth a dictator

Donald Trump’s actions to overthrow the US government have been protected by the US Supreme Court. It means it will be much easier for Trump to fulfil his promise to be a dictator.

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‘Can I log into my partner’s device?’: Politicians, police, public servants spy on family’s phones, leak suggests

Leaked data from stalkerware company mSpy shows how customers want to use the technology to surveil family violence victims and police suspects.

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Sorry, but David McBride is no Assange, no matter how many times you say it

David McBride is no Julian Assange — but that doesn’t mean his sentence is fair, or that our laws around leaking are right.

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Journalists’ nuclear gotcha ignores Dutton’s Trump card

The opposition leader understands climate inaction is a global strategy for the right. Will it work for him?

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‘Best thing I’ve ever done in my life’: Meet the people who demanded freedom for Assange

For years, ‘Assangeavists’ have given their time, money and energy to campaigning for Julian Assange’s freedom. What will they do next?

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What does the rise of the right mean for Europe’s Green Deal?

Dubbed Europe’s ‘man on the moon’ moment, the Green Deal has driven the EU to raise renewable energy targets and enforce stricter emissions reduction goals. Could it be under threat?

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Trump immune to interference charges

The former US president will not be charged for allegedly interfering in the 2020 election, and Fatima Payman is considering a new ‘teal-style’ political organisation.

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Barack steps in, panic subsides, and the Dems are stuck with Biden. What now?

With immunity from the Supreme Court, and a decisive debate win, it’s all going well for The Donald.

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1,901 days in prison: All the most interesting numbers in the Julian Assange legal saga

As Julian Assange begins the next phase of his life as a free man in Australia, Crikey brings you the key figures in the case.

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Richard Marles takes on reality, comes off second-best in growing Thales scandal

Is the defence minister right when he says his department handles contracts just fine? A long list of critical reports shows that’s garbage.

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Labor’s foot-dragging on Gaza atrocities leaves way open to Payman fiasco

Why should Labor Senator Fatima Payman not cross the floor when the government won’t even stop funding the company that helped murder Zomi Frankcom?

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Blame the Liberal media for its blind spot on Biden’s decline

When someone says it’s raining and another says it’s dry, it’s the media’s job to look out the window and say that Joe Biden should retire.

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Cheaper mortgages, tamed inflation: How 29 forecasters see Australia’s economic recovery

Only two forecasters expected higher rates by mid next year.

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The complicated legacy of Julian Assange

Plus: Dutton’s nukes, Kean’s record and the urgent need for political donation law reform.

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Payman pays the price

Fatima Payman has been all but expelled from the Labor Party, and the far right continues to gain momentum in Europe with Viktor Orbán taking over the EU presidency.

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‘Fuck Mike Sneesby’: Nine staff incensed at mass job cuts

Sources telling Crikey that staff anger is ‘white hot’.

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So Seven got hacked. How can anyone tell?

Deepfake Elon Musk spruiking a crypto scam on Seven’s YouTube channel doesn’t represent a marked change from what the network usually offers.

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Former Nationals staffer and oil-for-wheat scandal figure leads anti-wind farm pushback

Before campaigning against a WA offshore wind farm, Darryl Hockey was denying his knowing involvement in the Australian Wheat Board’s disgrace.

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