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‘Caught the department by surprise’: Emails reveal Albanese made anti-doxxing call without advice

Exclusive: The Albanese government’s rush to implement new doxxing legislation was done without advice, documents obtained by Crikey reveal.

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On nuclear, Coalition prefers the optimism of misleading, decade-old, unverified claims

The Coalition is a fan of quoting the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation’s optimism on nuclear timelines compared to the CSIRO. But do the numbers add up?

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Rats learn faster than men in the Liberal Party

The Liberals continue to grapple with their ‘woman problem’, two years after an election where lack of female party members was a key issue.

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Crossbenchers in the crosshairs: Labor wants to restrict millionaire donors

Labor says crossbenchers are defending their bottom line by not supporting stricter political donations caps, 2023 was the hottest year on record in every metric, and political expenses are becoming less detailed to cut back on paperwork.

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John Howard’s interesting new friend, a messy QLD mayor fight, and Linda Reynold’s Freudian slip

Scott Morrison’s book is out, Linda Reynolds clearly has something on her mind, and what’s the Liberal messiah doing hanging out with a disgraced former sex addict preacher?

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PM refuses to comment as Gaza protest outside Marrickville office enters sixth week, interrupts QT

As the 24-hour sit-in outside the prime minister’s office enters its sixth week, Anthony Albanese gives Gaza protesters the silent treatment.

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Australia’s new environment laws are being drafted behind closed doors

In a highly unusual process, dozens of representatives from key groups have found themselves in three closed-door sessions to view sections of draft environment legislation.

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Search for Angus Taylor proves fruitless — new shadow treasurer needed

The opposition is flailing on economic and fiscal issues. It needs a shadow treasurer with some cut-through and political smarts.

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Think #kategate rumours are shocking? The past is worse than the imagined future

The whereabouts of Kate Middleton is only the most recent saga in a long history of British royal rumours, scandals and hoaxes.

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Is abolishing private schools anti-competitive — or a necessary fix for resourcing inequality?

‘On one page Crikey is complaining about limited competition in media, public utilities and food retailing. On the other hand it wants a monopoly on education.’

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Will the AUKUS deal survive in the event of a Trump presidency? All signs point to yes

There are growing concerns that another Donald Trump presidency could leave the AUKUS deal in tatters. They appear to be unfounded.

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Tech giants on notice to remove extreme content

Australia is seeking to slap big fines on tech giants that don’t curtail extreme content from their platforms, the RBA is expected to leave our cash rate steady, and energy retailers say nuclear is a very long way off.

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Queensland LNP should lay the groundwork for walking away from the Olympics

Sports stadiums are the worst kind of infrastructure. Queensland should walk away from the Olympics while it still can.

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Birth trauma inquiry reveals just one of the ways NSW is failing on mental health

The lack of mental health support for people who have experienced birth trauma is emblematic of a wider crisis facing the state’s mental health care system.

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Messages from Gaza move from the threat of bombing to hunger

As Israel’s army continues to devastate what is left of homes in Gaza, attention has turned to famine. Messages have moved on from seeking safety and instead ask, ‘Have you found anything to eat today?’

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The likelihood of nuclear energy in Australia via 13 timelines

A look at the numbers in Australia’s nuclear energy debate.

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Rockliff throws out one last desperate promise in last week of Tasmanian campaign

If the premier is making this pledge now, he’s not at all assured of victory, and is clearly willing to throw some very risky strategies out there to try to inch towards the magic 18 majority.

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Sydneysiders, here’s the best way to bring down the cost of cocaine

Demand for cocaine by affluent people is a straightforward economic problem: remove the regulatory constraints on its supply.

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When it comes to China, is the Australian media a public watch dog, or a guard dog for ASIO?

Why are some of our best journalists checking their instincts at the door when it comes to security and intelligence?

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On China, are Australian journalists working for the public or ASIO?

In Australian media there persists a curious display of ‘watch dog’ and ‘guard dog’ models of journalism.

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By-election loss an ominous sign for QLD Labor

Queensland Labor is in trouble after a huge by-election loss, Australian politicians are coinciding their parliamentary duties with major sporting events, and nearly all Gazans who had their visas cancelled will come to Australia.

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Labor rolls the red carpet out for Gina and her flatlining investments

Gina Rinehart whines about the government being mean to her. But that was before two of her lithium investments scored big from taxpayers.

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Can the Greens come back in Braddon?

Braddon is an experiment for the Greens. So they’re door knocking themselves to exhaustion, leaving it all on the field.

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Four-year terms and less democracy? Give us more accountability

Four-year terms at the federal level are being discussed again. But why should we allow politicians less accountability?

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Media bosses clash over AI, News Corp set for pale and stale Olympics, and TikTok’s US ban

This week in Media Briefs: News Corp’s Olympics coverage looks awfully one-note, and executives go head to head over artificial intelligence.

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