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OpenAI, Meta and Google’s AI chatbots repeated Australian political paedophile conspiracy theory

One chatbot cited a conspiracy theory webpage titled ‘End Pedo Politics’ as a source.

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As McLachlan jumps to Tabcorp, sport’s gambling addiction grows stronger

Tabcorp’s incoming CEO McLachlan apparently ‘has a proven track record of delivering growth’. How much of that came from the toxic gambling industry?

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On climate, Dutton is officially worse than Abbott. Why doesn’t the press gallery care?

Peter Dutton having a worse climate policy than Tony Abbott, or proposing one of Australia’s biggest infrastructure projects, should be receiving far more attention than it’s getting.

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European election voters hit the Greens and Left on immigration. Is it significant?

Yes! German pro-borders party BSW was the only ‘left’ winner. It tells us something we won’t often hear from progressive parties.

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The Chinese premier wants Australia to look at the sun. We fear being blinded

Premier Li Qiang’s visit to Australia has advocated ‘shelving differences’. But the tensions between the two nations appear insurmountable within government and media alike.

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‘Susan is in Cannes’: Anger at Tourism Australia after executive joined job cuts meeting from French Riviera

Exclusive: A Tourism Australia bigwig joined a video meeting about major redundancies while using a generic background, obscuring her location. The agency’s boss then revealed she was attending a ritzy event in Cannes.

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Nationals oppose all ‘large-scale renewables’

David Littleproud has added his voice to the Coalition’s fight against renewables, and French football star Kylian Mbappé urges the youth of his country not to vote for the far right.

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Abuse of NDAs is the biggest story in Australian media that no-one is talking about

Australia’s biggest media companies are refusing to discuss their abuse of non-disclosure agreements to silence victims of sexual harassment.

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Dutton’s energy plan to cost $97 billion as we wait for nukes to lumber into action

Australia is facing a $97 billion bill for Peter Dutton’s energy policy — on generous assumptions, that is.

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World Bank warns that Palestinian economy on the verge of collapse in the wake of Gaza war

The Palestinian economy is currently losing about $20 million every day due to the complete cessation of production in the Gaza Strip and disruption in the West Bank.

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As News Corp rails against social media, the Oz plays the Nazi card

Now, more than ever, we need real conversations about racism. But The Australian only cares about owning the libs.

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Why are Europeans — including the young — being pushed to the far right?

Young Europeans have been screaming into the void for several elections now. Is it any wonder they’re rushing to vote on the fringes?

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Peter Dutton hits the lead

The opposition is leading Labor in a number of key metrics according to a new poll, and Chinese Premier Li Qiang says the relationship between Australia and China is ‘back on track’.

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What can Kylea Tink do? The battle lines between Liberals and teals were just dramatically redrawn

The rug has been pulled out from under a key teal.

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Australia’s plan to curb plastic pollution has failed miserably

The industry wants to blame consumers for its problems, one environmentalist told Crikey.

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Cops and journalists have a cosy relationship in Australia

Police forces see media outlets as a ‘strategic tool’ one expert told Crikey.

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Australia’s feminists are finally being memorialised. Can we grapple with their racism?

Some of Australia’s early feminist pioneers supported the White Australia policy and actively espoused racist views. How should they be remembered?

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China’s premier is about to visit Australia for the first time in 7 years — what can we expect?

After the ‘deep freeze’ years, the visit will illustrate the value of diplomacy.

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Can you lobby ethically, ever?

The Ethics Centre proposed an institute to strengthen ‘ethical infrastructure and decision-making’. It entered an ethically murky area to lobby for it.

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Crikey reader reply: I’m one of countless young Australians at the mercy of a mental health system under strain

Will Crisfield has firsthand experience dealing with a health system that is struggling to keep up with demand.

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IDF added to UN blacklist

The United Nations has added Israel’s armed and security forces to its list of offenders violating children’s rights, and the government’s efforts to slow migration are starting to work.

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Tourism Australia drops immunity claim as federal police begins investigating the agency

Exclusive: Just a day after the corruption watchdog announced it wouldn’t investigate Tourism Australia, Crikey can reveal the Australian Federal Police has now been called in.

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PwC and ‘stretching credibility’: Ban Luke Sayers, and ban consultant donations

Either former PwC CEO Luke Sayers has a shocking memory, or he misled a Senate committee. Either way, his firm shouldn’t be getting taxpayer money.

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Pressure on trade minister to explain Tourism Australia scandal after NACC drops case

The Coalition has demanded Labor explain how the private holiday scandal was allowed to happen, as new information emerges about the NACC’s aborted investigation.

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‘Like being king hit’: How Andrew Wilkie weaponises whistleblowing

The veteran crossbencher says he won’t enter any formal deals in future hung Parliaments. But he’s found a powerful way to use parliamentary privilege.

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