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Lam-Evans the Liberal moderates' Senate pick as preselection looms

Moderates rally for woman candidate to unseat Pocock.

The Canberra Times

Sliding doors on a submarine: If only Abbott had succeeded on Japanese boats

Tony Abbott wanted to buy Japanese-made conventional submarines in 2015. If he’d been allowed to, we’d have a fleet by now.

Crikey

Sheridan’s trip down memory lane, Pyne back on telly, and Trump’s ‘but actually’ on Hitler

We check in with the world’s most gettable former politician, brace ourselves for another round of Trump books, and ask what they’re doing to poor Greg Sheridan over at the Oz.

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Craig Kelly joins the glorious tradition of pornography-related hacks

Former head of the cooker caucus Craig Kelly has become the most recent victim of some extremely specific cyber terrorism: liking pornographic tweets.

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We listened to Australian politicians’ podcasts so you don’t have to

Crikey listened to as many political podcasts as we could stomach to put together a consumer guide.

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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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‘Appalling’: Morrison’s role as AUKUS father should disqualify him from plum defence job

Morrison’s own ministerial code of conduct suggests an AUKUS gig would be a step too far. But don’t expect that to stop the revolving door.

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‘Kicking our futures down the road’: a child is a child, not a criminal, Crikey readers say

Crikey readers agree it’s a crime that the age of criminal responsibility is so low and that Indigenous children suffer the most from this injustice.

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Marles and Pyne: the game of mates plays on as questions on probity count for little

The former and current defence ministers are sparring mates from way back, and that’s worked out well for Christopher Pyne post-Parliament.

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Who’s been playing a round with Richard Marles?

Australia’s defence minister is usually fastidious in declaring sources of gifts or hospitality. So why the secrecy around a simple game of golf?

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Meryl Swanson defends Christopher Pyne funding for AUKUS trip to United States

Meryl Swanson defends lobbyist funded AUKUS trip

Newcastle Herald

Unrepentant partisan, unlikely friend: Christopher Pyne’s verdict on Albanese

When Anthony Albanese won power almost a year ago he made a promise that seems like it might come to frame his legacy.

The New Daily

Inside the AUKUS club: billionaire-backed think tanks, a cabal of politicians and a powerful business network

Former defence minister Christopher Pyne is riding high with his lobbying interests, making friends in very high places.

Crikey

Coalition MPs rush, injure a staff member. It’s not the first time politicians have fled the chamber

This week, seven Coalition MPs joined the glorious tradition of politicians trying to flee Parliament (or showing up unexpectedly).

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Indigenous elder removed from Obama event

A Wurundjeri elder has been stopped from performing a Welcome to Country at Barack Obama’s Australia tour, and Sweden has summoned the Russian ambassador after he threatened that the country and its neighbour Finland would become “legitimate targets” if they joined NATO.

Crikey

How Christopher Pyne’s ‘business council’ became a de facto government trade agency with the UAE

The former defence minister is using ADF officers to prop up his privately owned venture in the growing defence industry.

Crikey

Inside the AUKUS machine: scrutinising the political links to defence contracts

Led by a prime minister with a penchant for fudging reality, the $368 billion AUKUS submarine deal leaves much unexamined.

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A huckster’s dream or a visionary moment? Albo launches ScoMo-class subs

The $368 billion deal is a marketer’s dream, hatched in secret with no accountability and to hell with the cost.

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Political lobbying in Tasmania is opaque — with little known about meetings with MPs — but that could change

Former politicians Eric Abetz, Christopher Pyne, Lara Giddings and Paul Lennon are among the registered lobbyists working for clients in Tasmania, that much is known — and now there is a push for more transparency around the practice.

The Canberra Times

'Clive Palmer holds the record': Government secrets and a spicy ko po chicken

Sisters Amy Lo and Lin Pun have become quite the diplomats themselves.

Daily Mirror

Man discovers disturbing feature while house hunting as he shares baffling photo

Dan Ilic came across a bizarre sketch of retired Australian politician Christopher Pyne covered in tattoos and holding a baseball bat while viewing a property last week

ABC News

The key to understanding Morrison's devastating election loss was hiding in plain sight

The key to understanding the catastrophic election result for the Coalition is sitting in plain sight: Voters haven't changed, the Liberal Party has.

The Guardian - AU

Senior Liberals say party must address women problem and regain centre after election loss

Liberal frontbencher Simon Birmingham said gender, diversity, and climate change were clearly factors in the party’s defeat

AAP

Independents Daniel, Spender set to win

Independents are poised to have a huge say on the makeup of Australia's next parliament, with candidates polling well in a number of seats.

Crikey

Independents poised for game-changing vote

Independent candidates could shape the federal election, but former Liberal MP Christopher Pyne says the so-called teal candidates are political deceivers.

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