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Peter Dutton’s nuclear ‘policy’ is a classic dead cat

Nuclear energy is complicated, dirty and expensive, Crikey readers say. Just like politics.

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Help! I’m facing the impossible task of figuring out who to vote for in the Tasmanian election

What’s a newcomer to do faced with a confusing electoral system and a small, highly concentrated local media presence?

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I’m a public school teacher. Here’s why private schools shouldn’t exist

Public schools are being decimated by the private industry, which in Australia has entrenched class segregation and become an aspirational norm.

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Dutton wants US-style TikTok ban

The opposition leader has TikTok in his sights, new NSW youth bail laws, and Tabcorp’s boss resigns after calling someone a ‘useless c**t’.

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Senator’s vaccine report calculations don’t add up

A senator has claimed that COVID-19 vaccines caused an ‘enormous’ increase in injuries compared to other vaccines.

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AUKUS labor shortages tip of the iceberg: We need an ‘anti-industry’ policy now

We need the opposite of an industry policy — one that targets industries for shrinking, in order to free up workers for more important jobs.

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Australia is facing a pilot crisis, as US airlines poach Qantas, Virgin and Rex recruits

Increased demand, poaching from overseas companies and an ageing workforce are creating turbulence for Australia’s pilot numbers.

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Revealed: Anti-corruption commission claims first three convictions

EXCLUSIVE: The case of a corrupt ex-ATO employee, concluded earlier this week, was the third time a NACC probe has led to a conviction.

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Threats, lawsuits, smears: How the global war on fact-checkers and misinfo experts came to Australia

The public scrutiny of misinformation, disinformation and lies has become politicised to the point of farce — and we’re all dumber for it.

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Australian visas for Gazans cancelled mid-air

Some Gazans are having their previously approved visas cancelled while already en route to Australia, Labor wants to outlaw election lying, and Jim Chalmers says the surplus will be lower than predicted.

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Clive Palmer renews push for Titanic II and a new social media network named ‘Ausface’

What do you do when you’ve got more money than you can ever hope to spend? Crikey caught up with one of the few Australians who can answer that question.

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Democracy, an abuser’s guide, from the Business Council of Australia

Democracy is preventing economic reform, argues the Business Council, so let’s have less of it and allow unelected officials to run things.

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Sheridan’s trip down memory lane, Pyne back on telly, and Trump’s ‘but actually’ on Hitler

We check in with the world’s most gettable former politician, brace ourselves for another round of Trump books, and ask what they’re doing to poor Greg Sheridan over at the Oz.

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The future of aged care is home care, for better and for worse

When you think aged care you probably think nursing homes. But home care is increasingly dominating how we care for seniors.

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Crikey readers on why they pay for independent journalism

‘Crikey tells me the facts. In a country dominated by the Murdoch press, that’s rare.’

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Australia has quietly walked away from a panicked anti-doxxing promise

Now that criminality is off the table, there’s less to worry about.

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These astounding numbers about aged care explain why we have a taskforce

Crikey pores over the figures in the new report from the federal government’s aged care taskforce.

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How one word sparked a PR wildfire for the Australian Museum

Cultural and heritage organisations are under fire from interest groups amid the Israel-Gaza war. Crikey has obtained documents that go inside the Australian Museum’s PR crisis.

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Greens take Labor hostage over offshore gas protections

Adam Bandt wants the government to scrap offshore gas protections in exchange for passing emission standards, more than a quarter of houses in the eastern states were paid for with cash last year, and Bronwyn Bishop apologises (again).

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There’s an easy way to find out which MP is under foreign influence

One of the better ways to deter foreign spies from recruiting MPs would be to require the latter to publish details of all their meetings.

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Nobel laureate economist savages his own profession as clueless and unethical

Nobel Laureate economist Angus Deaton has delivered a ferocious rebuke to his own profession, saying economists have failed to understand that capitalism is about power.

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It is time to seize Transurban! Governments must fix the toll road monster they created

Transurban’s market dominance is the result of foolish politicians and bureaucrats working with greedy corporations. Time for a radical intervention by the governments that created the problem.

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In darkest Abetzia, the good word on the Tasmanian elections

With 35 seats in play, the election may deliver a house of independents. But in Hobart, the Libs are riding a chocolate fountain to victory.

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Working undercover isn’t working from home: AFP union slams pay deal as a cop out

Federal police are on the verge of industrial action over a proposed pay deal.

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The book world doesn’t know what to do with all these heightened sensitivities

The Australian literature world is torn between supporting marginalised, radical voices and hiding behind the industry’s frictionless gentry.

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