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Nine refuses to deny imminent redundancies across broadcast division

Exclusive: Rumours are swirling of redundancies in Nine’s broadcast division but the company is remaining tight-lipped.

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Dutton’s nukes look dead on arrival — but what about Labor’s carbon capture fantasy?

A new CSIRO report on energy is bad news for Peter Dutton — but it also discredits the government’s carbon capture nonsense.

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The media’s post-budget polls reveal a broken news machine

Polls should be about consensus, not political combat.

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Migration is at the heart of a policy mess created by all sides of politics

Why try to untangle a mess of policy problems when you can just promise to cut migration?

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Coverage of pro-Palestine university protests reflects Australia’s polarised, skewed media

Media coverage of pro-Palestine university protests has seen a collapse of the middle ground, with students painted as violent and racist, and their demands largely ignored and misinterpreted.

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‘Makes no sense’: There’d be no 6 News if Albanese’s social media ban for under-16s went ahead

To say a 15-year-old is responsible enough to have a part-time job but not an Instagram account is nonsense.

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ScoMo might have no clue who Antoinette Lattouf is, and Transport for London has beef with us

Plus: a twist in the sordid drama of NSW Lands and Property Minister Steve Kamper’s infamous dinner date.

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The ICC holds little, if any, power. So what’s the point of its arrest warrants?

There is a rationale behind demanding accountability, even if actual justice is only a remote chance. But I worry we are descending into farce.

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Nuclear power expensive, slow: CSIRO

A CSIRO report says a large-scale nuclear reactor would take 15 years to build, and reactions to the ICC seeking arrest warrants for Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defence Minister Yoav Gallant have been mixed, to say the least.

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Senator Bragg’s enemies want you to know he dared utter ‘c**t’ on Anzac Day

A video is circulating among political journalists of Senator Andrew Bragg swearing and laughing. He faces preselection on Saturday.

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What’s next for Julian Assange?

The US promised not to charge Julian Assange with crimes that carry the death penalty — but the UK’s highest court is still allowed another appeal.

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There’s a crisis within a crisis as family violence workers burn out trying to meet demand

‘We lost some really good staff members.’

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Councils should have no power at all when it comes to basic freedoms

Australian anti-discrimination laws basically say that if a person has been treated less favourably than they would have been if they did not have the relevant attribute, that’s unlawful discrimination.

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Finally, the government has helped Julian Assange. Well, the Abbott government

Tony Abbott’s campaign against asylum seekers has ended up playing an important role in Julian Assange’s appeal against his extradition to the United States.

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News Corp’s ‘Let Them Be Kids’ campaign is a mix of stupidity and hypocrisy

As its history shows, News Corp has never cared about kids.

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Whatever your feelings towards Dutton, we need to talk about the Australia we want

Big Australia, or stabilise now? We’re drifting between both without a philosophy or policy.

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Dutton is treating voters like gullible idiots on migration

Temporary migration has problems, but they are long in the making and aren’t easily fixed. Dutton knows this — though he won’t let that get in the way of his populist politics.

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What Australia’s new gas strategy gets wrong

Australia’s gas future must involve energy security and climate security. Labor’s new strategy fails to strike this balance.

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Assange wins right to appeal US extradition

Julian Assange has been granted leave to appeal his extradition to the US, and the International Criminal Court is seeking arrest warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu and Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar for war crimes.

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If there’s no reason to ‘fear’ Trump will scuttle AUKUS, why do we need to be told over and over?

Over the years, we’ve been treated to numerous stories about how people in Trump’s orbit believes he’ll support AUKUS if reelected. But there’s a reason fears to the contrary remain.

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Dutton’s nuclear would spike electricity bills when (if) they start in the 2040s

Odd that Peter Dutton hasn’t mentioned the commencement of the latest nuclear reactor in the US — or the big price hike it has caused consumers.

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A fight made in Australia: Time to manufacture our own Aussie culture wars!

It’s time to end Australia’s reliance on imported cultural conflict and become a ‘Fight Made In Australia’ culture war superpower.

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Why YIMBYs aren’t picking a fight with Guy Rundle

Guy Rundle recently threw a stone at the YIMBY movement. But while we actually agree on many points, where we differ is prioritising aesthetics over actual houses for actual people.

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Qantas subsidiary staff flock to a new airline that could shake up FIFO networks

A major mining company plans to cease using third-party airlines for its fly-in-fly-out requirements — and is poaching Qantas staff.

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Cannabis companies advertising on social media face backlash from drug watchdog

The Therapeutic Goods Administration alleges advertising cannabis directly to consumers can lead to ‘inappropriate demand for these medicines’.

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