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In 2023 so far, 54 women have been allegedly murdered by men in domestic and family violence incidents. That’s more than one woman each week — and there are still five weeks of the year to go.

In 2016 I accompanied and helped organise a Victorian parliamentary delegation to Israel and the Palestinian territories — it was not a pro-Israel propaganda tour.

With mask-wearing and social distancing long forgotten by most, is there a danger we’re sleepwalking into disaster?

Greg Sheridan adores babies, but blames Australia’s dwindling fertility rate on ‘coercive feminist’ ideology. He might want to look out a window.

The right isn’t very good at border control, but it’s great at convincing voters it is. That spells trouble for Labor as economic insecurity drives a backlash against migration.

The opposition leader doesn’t have many fans among Crikey readers, and whipping up a frenzy over stateless people has entrenched the antipathy.

Most readers will learn plenty about housing markets and policy from The Great Divide, but the author’s big-picture view needs sharpening.

Recently freed Australian journalist Cheng Lei says Australians who’d like to travel to China should not be naive about the risks, and an Indigenous land council responsible for cultural heritage plans in a wide area of Victoria has gone into administration after reported allegations of fraud totalling more than $150,000.

Crikey looks back at a tumultuous time for former senator Greg Mirabella, who has just missed out on a return to Parliament.