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The AFP could learn a lesson from Oregon about engaging the public on surveillance technologies

Australian police seem only to use new surveillance technologies to court scandal. In the US, one city council is taking action to win back public trust.

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Only the public sector is keeping wages momentum going

Wages are growing slightly higher than inflation — but mainly because of strong growth in education, health and caring services.

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Keating redux: Competition is having a moment with politicians, but powerful enemies are gathering

While politicians might now be talking about competition, there’s a powerful constituency that prefers things just as they are, thanks.

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With billions heading to polls, how will democracy handle the new age of AI?

Ask not why people are inclined to believe fake content, but instead why they distrust those telling them it’s real.

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Meet Australia’s most anonymous but important politicians

Get ready to do some googling as we celebrate the most anonymous politicians and more in Tips and Murmurs.

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Lawyers against Assange combat hero narrative

A barrister acting for the US accuses Julian Assange of endangering lives, Anthony Albanese confirms there will be no election this year, and a potential massive conflict of interest from a senior bureaucrat.

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Why did Julian Assange’s legal team accuse the CIA of a murder plot?

As Julian Assange faces a legal crossroads, his team is using explosive claims to try to convince a pair of judges his case is worth another examination.

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Assange’s Belmarsh torture is an attack on journalism, free speech and inquiry

The UK and US are applying deliberate psychic torture, which may become extrajudicial execution.

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Australia’s gender equality depends on properly tracking how women spend their time

Measuring the amount of unpaid labour done by women in Australia is vital in advancing principles of gender equality.

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In Western Australia, it’s too damn hot, I tellsya! I’m going troppo!

Mining megacorps have evisercated my fair state for untold billions. Now we’re baking in the job’s final, sweltering days.

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ABC ends fact-check partnership with RMIT

Exclusive: The ABC has notified staff via email that the national broadcaster will replace the seven-year partnership with an internal fact-checking team.

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Banducci has resigned after an ‘on the record’ bungle. But what does the phrase really mean?

It’s a term everyone has heard but few truly understand, and it can lead to awkward interactions with journalists and the media.

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Assange has ‘proof’ of CIA assassination plot

Julian Assange’s lawyers say they have proof there was a CIA plot to assassinate him, Moira Deeming’s defamation war chest swells with donations, and Peter Dutton was (obviously) wrong about Labor’s border force budget.

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Australia’s political donations and lobbying system is broken by design

‘Do ut des’ — Latin for ‘You give in order to have given back’ — strikes at precisely what’s rotten with federal donations and lobbying laws.

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Australia’s political donations and lobbying system is broken by design

‘Do ut des’ — Latin for ‘You give in order to have given back’ — strikes at precisely what’s rotten with federal donations and lobbying laws.

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Dutton, read a book — the right to disconnect will help women

Women are more likely to experience burnout than men. Could the government’s new suite of IR reforms change that?

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Labor highlights tax cuts in Dunkley campaign, while Liberals go after Albo

Liberal ads in Dunkley tend to focus on small businesses. But a conservative lobby group supporting the party has taken a more aggressive tactic.

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Meat us halfway: Culture warriors ham it up over diet advice

Conservatives have long used controversies around meat as a staple of the culture war diet — but is it really a left/right issue?

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‘So… un-Labor’: Albanese lily-livered as whistleblowers head for extradition or jail

The prime minister makes big promises on integrity and secrecy, but sits on his hands as our nation’s whistleblowers face the full brunt of the law.

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‘Remain in the Yes’: Walk with us to keep Aboriginal women and children safe

We need properly funded, community-controlled specialist services to combat domestic violence against Indigenous women and children.

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Labor’s school funding pledge may trip on ‘loophole’

The federal government has said it will ensure WA schools receive 100% funding under the school resource standard — but that may not be true.

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Aussie companies lack climate plan

The biggest emitters among Australian companies have no clear plan to stop supporting fossil fuels, and a NSW police officer has been charged with killing an Indigenous teenager.

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‘You fall out of favour’: Lawyers now have the ‘right to disconnect’. But will they?

The legal profession is notoriously fraught for maintaining a work-life balance. Will industrial relations reforms change anything?

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‘Strong arguments’: Assange’s family remains hopeful as crucial UK court hearing looms

A hearing in the UK High Court this week will be a make-or-break moment for Julian Assange, who faces extradition to the United States.

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The end days of mass media are upon us

With a growing number of journalists losing their jobs, talk of an ‘extinction-level event’ in the industry is becoming more and more common.

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