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Three Tourism Australia employees fired for holidaying with $137k of taxpayer funds

Exclusive: The federal agency fired three staff in October, including a senior employee, but managed to keep the incident out of the headlines until now.

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Hugh Grant and the glorious history of UK tabloids

The Sun’s publisher insist that their ‘enormous’ settlement with Hugh Grant is not an admission of any impropriety. And with this history, who’d doubt them?

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Peter van Onselen named new Daily Mail Australia political editor

Former Liberal staffer and Sky News Australia host Peter van Onselen is the new political editor of Daily Mail Australia, a surprise move that generated chortles across the media industry.

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Seven has no point now, except as a symbol of everything rotten in the media

The Seven Network isn’t doing any of the things a free-to-air network must do. What’s its point?

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Gaza stance will cost Labor in 2025

‘The ALP lacks moral clarity and consistency on Gaza — it does not deserve my vote.’

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Australia’s long-sought stronger environmental laws just got indefinitely deferred. It’s back to business as usual

Labor was elected promising to fix Australia’s broken environmental protection laws. But this week the government walked back its commitments.

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In the backlash over Meta’s Instagram decision we missed its other disturbing move

By expanding its definition of political content, the tech giant insists the personal isn’t political.

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Climate fundraisers coming for Dutton’s seat

The group that funded teal success at the last election is zoning in on Dickson, Australia’s Defence budget is higher than ever before, and a Sydney University academic says he was sacked for ‘whistleblowing’.

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Bondi, Wakeley and what the ‘terrorism’ label does to us

Were the events at Bondi and Wakeley ‘terrorism’, the result of mental illness, or both? And what does it mean to decide which?

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It’s time to bring kids into the picture when we talk about family violence

A survivor urges political leaders to do things with them, not for them.

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Liz Truss’ revisionism and a rocky start to post-case life for Bruce Lehrmann

We pick through Liz Truss’ new book and note Bruce Lehrmann’s post-defo trial career is off to a bad start.

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Albanese’s dumb, wrong-headed protectionism is jobs-for-the-blokes

The prime minister’s new manufacturing policy is dumb, unnecessary and reflective of a 20th-century trade union mentality.

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It’s time for Kerry Stokes to get out of Seven

The Stokes family is falling out of love with Seven. Is it time to sell?

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We don’t yet know the Bondi killer’s motive, but targeting women is a form of terror

The rush to avoid calling the horrific attack terrorism makes clear what we consider extremism in this country.

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Albo is right to want to make things in Australia. He’ll just need a bit more cash

It’s a new era of geopolitical competition out there, where old certainties of ‘free trade’ are ending. Australia needs to pivot — will Albanese’s policy be enough?

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Presenting schizophrenia as though it satisfies our questions is deeply stigmatising

Implying that the Bondi Junction attacker’s mental health diagnosis alone can explain why he decided to attack and murder multiple people is simplistic, offensive and damaging.

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Reynolds still pursuing Higgins

Linda Reynolds will continue her defamation proceedings against Brittany Higgins, private school funding is under the spotlight, and new environmental protection laws are a win for… miners?

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10 years on, Thomas Piketty’s magnum opus is just as prescient — especially in Australia

Should Jim Chalmers be giving it a read?

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Legal system delivers collateral vindication for Brittany Higgins — at a steep price

The Federal Court may have found that Bruce Lehrmann raped Brittany Higgins, but her vindication is only the result of a powerful media company becoming involved in the vortex of litigation that resulted from her claims.

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The truth defence succeeded in the Lehrmann saga, but journalists’ lies failed us

Every mainstream media outlet has a lesson to learn in this whole sorry affair.

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Who is Mar Mari Emmanuel, the bishop stabbed last night?

Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel was among four people stabbed at Sydney church in Wakeley last night, in what police are calling a ‘terrorist act’.

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YouTube, X, Instagram — social media’s ‘theatre’ of transparency has to end

Social media platforms need to go beyond PR and be proactive about what they’re doing to fix transparency.

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Dutton, the part-time opposition leader, pulls another vanishing act

Peter Dutton likes to project the image of a tough guy. The reality is he’s the kind of guy who disappears when the going gets tough.

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Four stabbed at Sydney church

An Assyrian church was the scene of another stabbing in Sydney last night, Bruce Lehrmann’s defamation suit fails, and workers could get double leave if they take it at half pay.

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Anatomy of a media breakdown: Bondi Junction, misinformation and Channel 7

A timeline of what happened in Bondi, the cynical spread of misinformation, and the major network that amplified it.

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