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‘It’s a no-brainer’: Inside a Victorian pilot program keeping kids out of jail

Keeping young people out of prison and reducing the crime rate are win-wins for incarcerated youth and for the community.

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Nine’s in the frame

Nine Network’s explanation that automation was to blame for an image of Victorian MP Georgie Purcell being altered was challenged by Adobe which says changes ‘would have required human intervention’, and Adani’s case against environment activist Ben Pennings could be thrown out of court.

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New Nine boss once defended a man’s sexual relationship with a minor

Crikey can reveal that Luke McIlveen, the new executive editor of the Nine metropolitan mastheads, once defended a man’s sexual relationship with a minor in a column for The Daily Telegraph.

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Nine’s Georgie Purcell image shows the risks of AI in newsrooms

Nine blamed an ‘automation’ error for publishing an image of a Victorian state politician edited to expose her midriff. That might explain it, but it doesn’t absolve the outlet.

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Scott Morrison joins growing list of politicians profiting from AUKUS

There’s no hotter business opportunity in Canberra than AUKUS — and the ex-PM is the latest former government insider to jump on board.

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Fake explicit Taylor Swift images show victims bear the cost of big tech’s indifference to abuse

Created on Microsoft products and distributed on X, formerly Twitter, the artificially generated image-based abuse was the entirely predictable creation of Silicon Valley.

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The ABC and Nine are showing their hand with their new appointments

Kim Williams chairing the national broadcaster and ex-News Corp editor Luke McIIveen running Nine flag big changes on the way.

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‘Tax reform’ time: Round up the usual suspects

The stage three tax cuts have prompted another outbreak of tax reformitis. And the symptoms are always the same.

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Why won’t Woolies’ shareholders defend it against Dutton’s culture war?

Many corporations in the big end of town own huge swaths of Woolworths, but instead of loud and proud support it got crickets.

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Everything we feared about the dire state of competition is true

New data shows large firms are gobbling up smaller firms without the competition regulator even being aware.

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Abbott became ‘a very dangerous PM’: Turnbull

Malcolm Turnbull started thinking then-PM Tony Abbott was ‘a very dangerous prime minister’ when he considered sending troops to Ukraine after the 2014 MH17 disaster, and there are fewer rental properties on the Australian market than ever before.

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Old problems of failure to handle lobbying recurring at the ABC

The ABC is once again in deep trouble for how it handles external efforts to sway coverage and get personnel sacked — it clearly hasn’t learnt from experience.

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The rich Australian history of booing PMs

Are boos for the PM a sign that the recently announced tax changes have backfired on Labor? Or simply the sturdiest tradition Australia has?

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Australia’s far-right is using bizarre AI images to promote a white nationalist celebration

Dreamt up by a Proud Boy and pushed by neo-Nazis, ‘Australia Month’ has found support from fringe politicians and media figures — but not the mainstream.

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The Lenin century: A rollicking tale, and we’re all still in it

It’s been roughly a century since the death of the Russian revolutionary, whose will and intellect indelibly influenced the modern world.

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In the US, the way to beat inflation seems to be with big pay rises and a budget deficit…

The way to beat inflation is to cut workers’ incomes and curb their spending, according to conventional wisdom. No-one told the Americans.

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Bracket creep is no reason to bag out Albo’s stage three tax pivot

Conservative critics of Labor’s stage three tax cuts amendments often centre on one thing: bracket creep. But does that argument hold water?

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Australia has no national plan for climate change adaptation. Why?

Climate adaptation, which is about keeping our most vulnerable communities safe, is not a diversion from reducing emissions. We need to do both.

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Jannik Sinner, 22, wins Australian Open

Italian Jannik Sinner came from behind to demolish Russian Daniil Medvedev in the Australian Open’s men’s final 3-6, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-3, and working-class communities in Coalition regional and rural seats will be the biggest winners from Labor’s changes to the stage three tax cuts.

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Who is Kim Williams, the new chair of the ABC?

Let’s look at the history of the former News Corp and Fox executive who will replace Ita Buttrose as head of the national broadcaster.

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Dutton’s not done kicking Woolies despite spike in staff abuse as ACCC probe looms

After finding itself in a culture war over Australia Day merchandise, the supermarket giant now faces a price-gouging investigation.

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Reconciliation is dead, and so is recognition. What’s next?

Years of Aboriginal resistance efforts have successfully shifted public perception of Invasion Day. So what else can we achieve?

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How the Outrage Right uses January 26 as a weapon of division

Increasingly, Invasion Day is used as a deliberate tool of division by the right, in which the performance of jingoism is made compulsory.

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How Labor’s stage three tax cuts flip will benefit women more

An unnoticed benefit of Labor’s tax cut changes will be to give women a bigger cut — which will flow through to participation in female-dominated industries.

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I don’t understand your January 26 parties, but there’s a day ahead I’ll be celebrating

The shallow and toxic political posturing surrounding ‘Australia Day’ is bruising for First Nations peoples. But in Victoria, at least, there is hope in Treaty.

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