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Who is the Australian caught up in Donald Trump’s first criminal trials?

National Enquirer editor in chief Dylan Howard joins the long list of Australians doing us proud in Donald Trump’s orbit.

How often does Jim Chalmers mention his surplus? (And other important budget numbers)

How often does Jim Chalmers mention his surplus? (And other important budget numbers)

We break down the global trends that will inform Labor’s next budget, to be handed down next month.

What drives male violence? Identity and economics wear the blame

What drives male violence? Identity and economics wear the blame

If there’s a crisis of male violence, what drives it? Its economic causes may be highly complex — and not amenable to straightforward links.

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There is an alternative to neoliberalism, but Australia’s media class won’t tell you that

The climate emergency is forcing journalists and columnists into something more honest.

People want better lives, not a PM on a podium in front of a submarine

Many voters are disappointed the government they voted in to get serious about governing has proved haphazard, distracted and less than honest.

Why is it taking so long to fix our crap environment laws — and why aren’t people ‘chill’ about it?

Interrogating the delay to address our inadequate environment laws, what was originally promised, and why the government seems to be dragging its feet.

Liberal MP referred to police for alleged abuse

Taylor Martin has been reported to the police for alleged verbal abuse of a former MP, Mike Pezzullo claims he shouldn’t have been sacked, and Elon Musk takes on Albanese over free speech.

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Faraz Tahir, Bondi Junction and what religious persecution actually looks like

Faraz Tahir, Bondi Junction and what religious persecution actually looks like

Next time someone fulminates about religious freedoms and persecution in Australia, remember their silence on Bondi Junction victim Faraz Tahir.

Everyone hates social media, right? But stop pretending you’re better than it

Everyone hates social media, right? But stop pretending you’re better than it

Twitter shouldn’t take down the footage of the Wakeley attack — not if we’re going to tolerate the poor news standards of the mainstream media.

The tortured Taylor Swift posts continue from Australian politicians

The tortured Taylor Swift posts continue from Australian politicians

There’s a new Taylor Swift album, and that means one thing: politicians bending over backwards to reference it.

Australia could capitalise off manufacturing — but we’re behind the eight ball

Australia could capitalise off manufacturing — but we’re behind the eight ball

‘Australians have, decade following decade, proven themselves capable of design and innovation to the equal or better of any nation across a multitude of products.’

How is Seven’s new venture The Nightly going?

How is Seven’s new venture The Nightly going?

Seven West’s new digital newspaper The Nightly has been on virtual shelves for nearly two months. But has it made a dent?

As Chinese demand for iron ore fades, Australia’s golden goose is looking a little ill

As Chinese demand for iron ore fades, Australia’s golden goose is looking a little ill

Until now, resource exports have largely shielded Australia from China’s economic problems. No longer.

Social cohesion? Too late! We need to distinguish robust speech from violence

Social cohesion? Too late! We need to distinguish robust speech from violence

Blurring the line between speech and violence was a disaster for the left. Now the right is doing it. Instead, let’s enforce pluralism, the only possible value for a multi-origin society.

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Seven to investigate Bondi blunder

Seven is investigating its misnaming of the Bondi Junction killer, the latest Newspoll results, and Brittany Higgins’ apology isn’t enough for Linda Reynolds.

Albanese’s abuse of critics can’t disguise the silliness of his protectionism

Time for Labor to stop propping up manufacturing and start backing industries where we have an actual advantage.

NACC unlikely to fault government over Brittany Higgins’ compo claim, ex-judge says

A former judge who reportedly argued for the anti-corruption body to investigate the payout says his words were ‘misunderstood’.

Sliding doors on a submarine: If only Abbott had succeeded on Japanese boats

Tony Abbott wanted to buy Japanese-made conventional submarines in 2015. If he’d been allowed to, we’d have a fleet by now.

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CEOs can cry slim margins but the supermarket probe reveals gaping problems in our duopoly

What is an acceptable profit on the products people need to survive?

Donald Trump’s first criminal trial has kicked off. Yes, it was weird

Sleepy Don, mean tweets and a ‘Christian conservative rapper’ — the former US president’s first criminal is already shaping up to be memorable.

SBS ‘unhinged’, PVO’s new gig, and turmoil at Seven

This week’s Briefs brings you the mood at the national multicultural broadcaster, while Seven faces the music and van Onselen finds a plum new job.

The Lehrmann judgment is a single raindrop in a flood of losses

Following the end of Bruce Lehrmann’s defamation case against Network Ten, Crikey readers offer their views.

Many suicides are related to gambling. How can we tackle this problem?

While gambling itself comes with a degree of risk, individual vulnerabilities can place certain people at even greater risk of harm.

Alleged teen stabber charged with terrorism

The alleged perpetrator of a Sydney stabbing has been charged with a terrorist offence, states and territories back Albo’s vape ban, and the WA Supreme Court is looking at barring any public housing evictions that make kids homeless.

Australia’s worst minister and worst bureaucrats to get $10 billion more to play with

Can Richard Marles and the Department of Defence be trusted with $10 billion a year extra in spending? The answer is already no.

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