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What’s going on between Peter Dutton and Gina Rinehart?

Peter Dutton doesn’t just like to attend Gina Rinehart’s parties — he seems to like taking policy advice from her too.

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‘Mr Dutton is right’: News Corp papers grant nuclear power glowing coverage

News Corp has done a climate turnaround, spruiking the Coalition’s new nuclear policy at every opportunity. But how much Kool-Aid have its reporters drunk?

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Dutton’s nuclear dream promises delays, cost blowouts and government debt

So long, small modular reactors — you’ve been ditched by the Coalition in favour of old-fashioned nukes and their staggeringly expensive electricity.

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What should we make of Walter Sofronoff’s contact with News Corp’s Janet Albrechtsen?

It’s not a clean win for Shane Drumgold, but then again nobody ever wins in this messy affair.

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Why have Albanese and other politicians been referred to the ICC over the Gaza war?

The prime minister, among others, has been referred to the ICC for investigation over allegations of aiding Israel’s attacks in Gaza. But will anything happen?

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Dutton’s nuclear push a ‘dumb idea’ and decades too late

‘It doesn’t make economic sense. It doesn’t make energy sense. It doesn’t make political sense.’

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Tesla slams Australian auto lobby

Tesla has accused Australia’s main auto lobby group of making false emissions policy claims, houses in some capitals are overvalued by more than a third, and some West Australians are waiting more than 200 days for disability support.

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The poetry of Andrew Bolt, Simon vs Simon, and Tim Wilson does an Angus Taylor

Join us as we delve into the poetry of a News Corp columnist and much, much more in this week’s Tips and Murmurs.

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Crikey reader reply: I’ve had several ‘chats’ with ASIO about my contacts in China. Their paranoia is hypocritical

Today Professor Mark Beeson details his run-ins with Australia’s intelligence services and expresses his concern about what their ham-fisted approach could mean for our relationship with China.

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Australia’s Help to Buy scheme will help but won’t solve the housing crisis

The scheme isn’t everything, but it would be a good start to helps renters — particularly older renters — buy a home.

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‘People are bored with the Liberal Party’: Dispatches from Dunkley

Crikey readers react to the by-election results in Dunkley, diagnose the LNP’s biggest problems, and respond to reporting on the ground.

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Meta faces down a media more obsessed with peddling influence than public interest

Governments should fund public interest journalism, rather than slug foreign tech companies to prop up our dying media oligopoly.

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One Nation senator wrong with agriculture emissions claim

Malcolm Roberts has claimed that the capture of greenhouse gases by natural mechanisms offsets the emissions from agricultural processes.

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It’s a billionaire’s world in Australian media, where crony capitalism reigns supreme

Rising men full of ambition once bought into the media to make themselves rich. Now, it’s the other way around…

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Which Australian politicians have tried to sue for defamation over the past decade?

Defamation is one of the great Australian pastimes. Crikey took a look back at which politicians have decided to take their tiffs into court.

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Libs select ‘another bloke’ for Cook

Simon Kennedy has been chosen as the Liberal candidate for the Cook by-election, Anthony Albanese announces a $2 billion green energy fund, and Andrew Laming will be forced to pay back parliamentary travel expenses.

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How I got turned by China — at least according to the mainstream media

Bernard Keane went to China, and apparently is now an example of the ‘coercive powers and surveillance capabilities’ of China’s intelligence services. Aw shucks, Keane writes.

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After Meta’s exit, where to next for Australia’s news media bargaining code?

The Australian government is set for a second-round showdown with Meta after the tech company dumped funding deals with news publishers. Labor’s key weapon is the news media bargaining code. But what is the code, exactly?

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What does it all mean? An array of Dunkley takes

Is Dunkley a great result for the Liberals or a terrible one? Did race-baiting backfire or play no part? Or does the whole thing mean nothing at all?

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Post-Dunkley, an early federal election must look tempting to Labor

What Peter Dutton and the right were looking for in Dunkley — an inversion of support — simply didn’t happen.

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Dutton needs a Plan B. It involves going where few Liberals have gone before

The Dunkley by-election result suggests Peter Dutton needs to find some policies. The problem for the Coalition is that’s never been its wheelhouse.

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Zuckerberg’s abandonment of Australian media leaves journalists fighting for scraps

The expiration of Meta’s funding will certainly be felt by the Australian media giants — but it’s the journalists who’ll be most affected.

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Jason Clare has a blueprint to radically change higher education in Australia. Can he fund it?

A year-long review of Australia’s tertiary sector aims to more than double enrolments. How to fund this expansion — as well as aid students’ cost of living expenses — remains unresolved.

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BoM’s billion-dollar IT spend

The Bureau of Meteorology spent nearly a billion dollars on a computer upgrade, undercover cops are alleged to have helped radicalise a 13-year-old ‘fixated’ on ISIS, and Australian news might be about to disappear off Facebook (again).

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Woodside doubles its climate crimes in two years — and doubles its spin

Woodside has doubled the amount of carbon emissions it is responsible for pumping into the atmosphere in just two years.

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