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Cost, timing and US approval: The most crucial AUKUS ‘known unknowns’

How much will AUKUS cost, when will Australia get the subs, and how many will it get? Much is unknown about the submarine deal — here are some of the most crucial unanswered questions.

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‘Jewel in the crown’: Bidding war likely for Defence $112m ad contract renewal

In a time of geopolitical struggle, the ADF has a recruitment problem. But fear not: a massive new contract for military job ads is up for grabs.

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Secrecy law reforms shield journalists

Under changes to federal secrecy laws, journalists cannot be prosecuted for some secrecy offences unless the attorney-general says so, and former NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian’s name has been thrown up as a possible new CEO for Optus after the departure of Kelly Bayer Rosmarin.

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Francesca Albanese on Australian media’s Gaza blind spots and accepting a reporter’s apology

Albanese speaks to Crikey about her experience of the Australian media and leaves a stern message for the government regarding its commitment to international law.

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Fake Mecca scam ads show ‘something going wrong’ with Facebook and Instagram ad platform

Australians are being lured to fake retailers’ websites with promises of sales so that scammers can steal their credit card numbers.

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The secrecy that surrounds Australia’s involvement in Israel’s atrocities

Co-belligerency is more than a failure in soft diplomacy, as Australians are being kept in the dark about operations at Pine Gap.

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Anti-vaxxers are winning local elections across Western Australia

Without much ado, a network of conspiracy theory-promoting councillors were elected across Western Australia last month.

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Traumatised Canadian firefighters may not be able to help Australia this summer

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

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Understanding NT fires for east coast folk

The Tanami fire alone spans half the size of Victoria. It’s one of at least 40 active blazes currently burning in the NT.

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‘Return my money’: International students at Melbourne Uni seek refund after strikes derail classes

The organisers of the refund appeal believe students were ‘sacrificed’ in the bargaining war between the university and the education union.

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Dangerous lack of transparency over Middle East troop deployment

A fog of mystery surrounds the recent expansion of Operation Beech.

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Post-Joyce, Qantas’ legal stoush shows nothing new under the Hudson

The new CEO is following in her predecessor’s footsteps: take it to the courts, denigrate your staff and alienate your customers.

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What Australia’s coastal residents are in for now Antarctica’s ice melt is inevitable

There’s no longer a way to stop a sea level rise that will endanger the 9 in 10 Australians living near the coast, even if we stay below 1.5 warming.

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$Was fracking approval in the NT based on mammoth emission underestimations?$

Was fracking approval in the NT based on mammoth emission underestimations?

The NT government green-lit fracking based on a CSIRO report. Analysis claims it ‘systematically underestimated’ emissions.

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China tariff freeze won’t relieve wine industry’s hangover

Insiders say relaxing the levies that torpedoed Australia’s wine exports is welcome, but is just the beginning for supply and suppliers.

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Pine Gap protesters say Palestinians and Indigenous peoples share ‘same interests’

Pro-Palestinian protesters last week blocked the entrance to Pine Gap. They were there to support Palestine, support Judaism, and oppose the Israeli state.

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Are Australian airports leaving passengers with accessibility needs behind?

The disability royal commission suggests people with disabilities still face humiliating and dehumanising problems when flying.

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What Heston Russell’s ABC defamation win means for new public interest defence

The latest test of Australia’s defamation laws shows that some may have celebrated the new public interest defence too early.

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Could truth in political advertising laws have saved the Voice debate from lies?

Lies and confusion ran rampant over the course of the campaign, but Labor was caught in a mire of its own making, say MPs and analysts.

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‘Bring your own horse’: What did a remote Indigenous community do on referendum day?

Dust-heavy, shade-light and set against a backdrop of billowing smoke. Welcome to community horseracing.

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Referendum mental health toll on First Nations communities won’t ‘miraculously’ ease on Saturday

Racism, trauma and an expectation First Nations peoples should educate others on the Voice referendum have led to increased psychological stress, an expert says.

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Crikey’s referendum day guide: What’s on TV, where to vote — and how to find a democracy sausage

The referendum results could either be known immediately — or it could take weeks to find out which side won. Here’s Crikey’s guide to referendum day.

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Crikey answers your thorny questions on the Voice

We should all aim to cast an informed vote, and one that resists the No campaign’s lazy invitation to ‘vote no, if you don’t know’.

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Government will keep doing ‘really bad job’ at Indigenous disadvantage without Voice: Leeser

The ‘smart people of Canberra’ can’t close the gap without better consultation, the Liberal Yes campaigner tells Crikey.

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‘Family is going to vote Yes so I’ll vote Yes’: understanding the remote Indigenous vote

Not only were remote Indigenous communities unaware that polling was on, but many also felt confused or unprepared to cast an informed vote.

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