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A Manhattan jury has found Donald Trump guilty of falsifying business records to cover up a payoff to porn star Stormy Daniels, making him the first former US president to be convicted on felony charges.

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‘A lot more intense’: Rise of News Corp tsars triggers apprehension in newsroom

News Corp’s restructure has seen heads roll and personalities rise. Not everyone’s happy about it.

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Sleight of hand: Australia’s net zero target is being lost in accounting tricks, offsets and more gas

Despite what Madeleine King might say, fossil gas is not a “transition fuel”.

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Australian children’s television production has tanked. Blame Paul Fletcher.

Bluey won’t save us — the latest ACMA report shows the devastating consequences of the Coalition’s decision to remove local content quotas for children’s television in 2021.

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Ban? What ban? PwC and ‘Scyne Advisory’ $138m federal bonanza

After one of the biggest corporate scandals in Australian history, PwC and Scyne Advisory still have millions in government contracts.

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Forget the Frontbench: A new column interrogating the players shaking up Australian politics

A growing force is changing the political landscape as we know it. Rachel Withers profiles the figures upending federal politics.

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Facing post-Parliament poverty, multitasking Morrison looks to seafloor for riches

What to do when your taxpayer-funded salary drops from $549k, to $225k, to nothing? Multitask, of course.

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The Laura Tingle fallout shows how the ABC kowtows to News Corp

News Corp’s outrage machinery clunked into gear following Laura Tingle’s ‘racist’ Australia comments. The ABC should know better than to kowtow.

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Nine’s cultural problems have been around since I was there in the 1980s

The culture of power games reported in the wake of the Darren Wick scandal is nothing new at Nine, where they’ve been going on for decades.

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Labor to rewrite controversial immigration directive

Following scrutiny, Immigration Minister Andrew Giles will rewrite a rule that softened visa cancellations for non-citizen criminals, and the ABC’s Laura Tingle has been ‘counselled’ over recent remarks.

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‘Outrageous and stupid’: First major redundancies revealed as News Corp swings axe

‘To dump an accomplished woman who’s better at her job than anyone else in this country … is disgusting,’ one News Corp source told Crikey.

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What is ‘direction 99’ and why is Andrew Giles in hot water?

The resolution to a longstanding New Zealand complaint that too many Kiwis were being deported from Australia has led us to this week’s heated debate in Parliament.

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Between stumbling Sunak and ‘socialist’ Starmer, it all means more of the same

The incumbent PM has fast-tracked his reelection bid into damage-control mode, while Keir Starmer’s Labour tries campaigning against itself.

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Is Australia a racist country? We asked five experts

‘If you are talking about a process in which distinctions between people based on colour, ethnicity, nationality, culture or background are used to allocate resources broadly in society, that’s racism.’

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Protester to prime minister: A timeline of Albanese’s public stance on Palestine

Anthony Albanese has criticised student protesters and reprimanded a junior senator for speaking out. But he was once an outspoken advocate too, attending a protest in 2000 where Israeli flags were burned and the US consulate stormed.

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Inheritance is good for equality — hear me out!

Aussies are transferring around $100 billion in inheritances every year — how does that impact concentrated wealth?

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If Bowen sued News Corp over ‘Hamas’ headline, the company would lose

Three defences often raised by clients threatened with defamation are ‘It was a mistake’, ‘But I took it down’ and ‘I didn’t mean it that way’. None matter.

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Trump claims he’ll consider pardoning Julian Assange if reelected

If winning the November election, the former US president says he would give ‘very serious consideration’ to pardoning the WikiLeaks founder, and only 10% of rental properties in Australia cost less than $400 per week.

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Award-winning author Lucashenko claims ABC’s David Marr called her ‘f**king rude’ backstage

Plus a News Corp beat-up on the ABC’s Laura Tingle? Quelle surprise.

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Nine’s grubby handling of sexual harassment claims undermines good journalism

Has Nine gagged female victims of sexual harassment in its newsroom? The company’s obfuscations raise serious questions about the credibility of its journalism.

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How do we get serious about fixing Australia’s lack of media diversity?

The new program aims to support public interest journalism and, at long last, improve diversity in our media ecosystem.

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‘Too little, too late’: Qantas begs pilots to stay with retention payments worth $18,000 a year

Pilots at Qantas subsidiaries, who are being lured by better salary conditions at rival companies, are turning down retention bonuses amid ongoing pay disputes.

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False: Albanese did not get a congratulatory call from WEF founder Klaus Schwab

The claim originates from a parody X account.

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Have pity on the poor food multinationals, as they gouge their way around the world

While food and beverage multinationals treat Australians like mugs, life’s a bit tougher in Europe where price gouging is taken seriously.

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Israeli airstrike on Rafah tent camp kills dozens

An Israeli airstrike in Rafah, where displaced people were staying in a tent camp, has reportedly killed at least 45 people. And more than 2,000 people are presumed buried under earth in Papua New Guinea after a landslide.

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