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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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Strained attempts to shoehorn Taylor Swift references in politics and media — a list

‘But surely, Crikey, you’re doing exactly the same thing?’ Damn right.

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As Taylor Swift sells out the MCG, local festivals and music venues shut their doors

While local acts and promoters are struggling to find audiences and sell tickets, international superstars are packing out Australia’s largest stadium venues.

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Alexei Navalny’s vision of a democratic Russia terrified Vladimir Putin to the core

The Russian opposition leader, who had been serving out a sentence in an Arctic Circle prison on trumped-up charges, died on Friday from what Russian officials described as ‘sudden death syndrome’.

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Who is still choosing private schools? Let’s look at the data

School choice varies a lot depending on where in the country you live.

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Morrison accuses UN of anti-Semitism

Scott Morrison takes aim at the UN in response to the conflict in Palestine, we’re getting a lot more warships to combat the threat of China, and Julian Assange’s legal options have almost run out.

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‘Pilots are struggling’: Tensions rise at Qantas as pilots vote for further industrial action

‘If Qantas don’t think that the pilots are flying enough hours that is the airline’s problem, not the pilots’.’

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Wage theft isn’t complex. Just ask the Commonwealth Bank

Reckon wage theft is because awards are too complex? Not at the Commonwealth Bank, which just copped a record fine for underpaying its staff.

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‘Kernels of truth’ as bureaucrats, politicians grilled on deradicalisation, bathroom breaks, Gaza

Crikey catches up on a typically packed week at Senate estimates.

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Power without profit: why Stokes retains the failed Seven network

The Seven Network is a dog of an investment. But it’s valuable to Kerry Stokes for ‘strategic’ reasons…

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There’s high inflation in insurance. Now there’s high profits too. Coincidence, Michele?

Two of Australia’s biggest insurers have revealed big rises in profits and dividends. What was that about profiteering?

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A TikTok tax fraud, advertisers desert journalism, and… Lehrmannheimer?

This week’s Media Briefs brings you an unusual pop culture crossover, a viral TikTok fraud, and the dire state of financial affairs in our industry.

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‘The last chapter of the book of death’: Palestinian messages from Rafah and on Gaza

As Rafah in Gaza contends with a looming Israeli ground offensive, messages over the past month from Palestinians reflect fear, disbelief and persisting hope.

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Ford in the firing line

Clementine Ford’s involvement in a Sydney festival is being questioned by NSW Libs, Anthony Albanese is getting married, and Barnaby Joyce doesn’t have a drinking problem, he says.

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Lawyers in uproar over order not to discuss Israel-Palestine

Exclusive: An all-staff email to Victoria Legal Aid employees said they should avoid discussing the conflict at work.

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Crossbenchers duck Crikey’s extremely important questions about their ‘collusion’

Except for independent Senator David Pocock, who in an exclusive confession to Crikey admitted to working ‘collegiately’ with colleagues.

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Karen Chester and James Shipton secret call: Do you have a right to not be recorded?

You could have your private conversations recorded in a host of ways — but what are your rights when you are recorded?

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