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RBA governor Michele Bullock has inflicted ‘economic cruelty’ on everyday people, Crikey readers say.

Research from The Conversation has unveiled an alarming lack of detail when it comes to government lobbying registers, with most lacking crucial information.

Whistleblower David McBride helped make ‘explosive’ files about SAS cold-blooded killings public. He could now go to jail for the rest of his life.

Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong has called for ‘steps towards a ceasefire’ in the Israel-Hamas war as the ‘harrowing’ number of dead civilians grows, and former Labor and Liberal environment ministers sign up to independent MP Sophie Scamps’ push for a total ban on native forest logging.

Australia can no longer hold visa-less non-citizens indefinitely. That meansthe end of ministers ‘playing God’.

We look at a packed week in US politics: Surprising wins for the Dems, Ivanka Trump’s amnesia and leftover Republicans fighting for scraps.

After an ‘extraordinary turnaround’ in relations, culminating in a top-level visit, China can show the world it’s capable of managing relationships.

Labor is looking to nobble the PC by making it acknowledge its industry policy and keep the government more in the loop about its activities.

The release of convicted child rapist NZYQ by the High Court creates a dilemma about how we handle refugees who commit serious crimes.

The king of crypto could have given lessons to Charles Ponzi himself, lessons in how to rip off the ripe-for-the-picking punters.

There aren’t enough Australian firefighters to protect us from a possible Black Summer season, but a burnt Canada warns it’s exhausted.