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Indonesia’s democracy party is in full swing as the Jokowi era draws to a close

Who will replace President Joko Widodo when 205 million Indonesians head to the polls on Wednesday?

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Any price gouging with that? Junk giants’ junk pricing threaten sales slip

McDonald’s and Pepsi are both guilty of pushing up prices to lift revenue and profits. And consumers are starting to react.

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Right-wing group Advance begins Dunkley by-election attacks with fake news Facebook page

The group behind the Voice to Parliament No campaign is running thousands of dollars of negative social media ads against the federal government.

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That was then, this is now: Tony Abbott’s changing tune on China

Tony Abbott wants a more aggressive posture towards China. It is distinctly at odds with his views when he was prime minister.

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Australia must reinstate UNRWA funding or face complicity in Palestinians’ suffering

The Albanese government has helped to deliver what will be a death sentence for many in Gaza — while potentially criminally implicating Australia in the process.

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Marles promised a better, more accountable Defence. It’s worse and more secretive

The Department of Defence hates people knowing how badly mismanaged its major projects are. But when it tried to stop the ANAO from checking, its moves backfired.

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The rights to disconnect is great — but workers need the power to enforce it

Realistically, how many workers will feel comfortable taking their boss to Fair Work?

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Shady dealings: Australia’s offshore detention

A former ASIO director has found that our offshore detention centres were run by companies linked to corruption and bribery.

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Australians love to talk about a ‘fair go’. Here’s what it meant before we became a nation

Scott Morrison repeatedly declared his belief in ‘a fair go for those who have a go’. But critics argued his use subverted its original egalitarian meaning.

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Exclusive: Guardian Australia appoints Karen Middleton as political editor

Guardian Australia has found its replacement for the outgoing Katharine Murphy.

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I’m the parasite in the brains of editors publishing pieces by the prime minster’s dog

Ru-roh! Me brain is rinrested! Looks like I need lo-dog-omy!

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The market and the moat: selling certainty for private and political gain

After the privatisation of certainty, citizens are at the mercy of politicians and institutions peddling poor substitutes for what we once took for granted.

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When it comes to the law, words do matter

At a Free Palestine rally outside the Sydney Opera House, several chants heard were reprehensible. But unverified claims of only one amounted to an offence carrying up to three years in prison.

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News Corp working hard to add to the cost of living crisis

Which company is benefiting from repeatedly lifting prices? It wouldn’t be the one that’s constantly complaining about inflation, would it?

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News Corp’s fires start to work, Bolting to conclusions, and McIlveen reassures Nine

Media Briefs goes deep into News Corp’s strong Q2 results, and Andrew Bolt is at it again.

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Chinese Australians are happy ScoMo’s leaving politics. Is this an opportunity for the Liberals?

This level of dislike for Morrison among Chinese Australians should come as no surprise, given that the roughest patch in Australia-China relations happened during his reign. But now he’s gone, can Peter Dutton begin to mend fences?

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Labor plans QLD election raid

Anthony Albanese and Labor are planning a deep election raid into Dutton’s Queensland, and Ukraine’s president fires his top commander.

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Australia could miss a huge opportunity to fight climate change after world’s hottest January

Despite 73% of Australians believing environmental laws should be designed to protect from the impacts of climate change, the Senate committee has recommended rejecting a bill aimed to achieve just that.

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Jacob Elordi fails to remind international outlets of the last time they encountered Kyle and Jackie O

Strangely, in reporting on the allegations of assault against Jacob Elordi, most international outlets didn’t appear to check their own archives.

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‘An important recognition’: PNG leader’s speech sheds light on Albo’s Pacific strategy

Marape is one of only a handful of world leaders that has addressed the Australian Parliament, and the speech is a sign of deepening relations with Papua New Guinea.

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‘An important recognition’: PNG leader’s speech sheds light on Albo’s Pacific strategy

Marape has become one of the few world leaders who have addressed the Australian Parliament, and the speech is a sign of deepening relations with Papua New Guinea.

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The industrial relations playing field is shifting in favour of workers. Employers are furious

The right to disconnect, working from home and other industrial relations sore points reflect worker antipathy to employers after a decade of abuse and exploitation.

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Clearview AI is still collecting photos of Australians for its facial recognition database

Clearview AI said it can’t stop using Australians’ data for its facial recognition software because it can’t tell who’s Australian.

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Why Dutton will slash Defence and Home Affairs to fund his tax cuts for the wealthy

Peter Dutton says he’ll cut the public service to fund tax cuts for high-income earners. Which means two departments are in the firing line — the ones he ran.

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Coalition’s citizenship test claim misleads

The Coalition has claimed that pass rates for the Australian citizenship test have fallen under Labor. Is this the whole truth?

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