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Qantas continuing to sell tickets for flights that won’t take off, pilots claim

With one of its long-haul aircraft out of service, international flights will be cancelled because Qantas has no spare planes, engineers and pilots tell Crikey.

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Fraud, deception and missed targets: inside the shambles of the AUKUS submarines

The US Virginia-class nuclear submarine program has been beset by countless issues. Is Australia set to inherit expensive lemons?

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‘They want ticket prices to keep going up’: pilots hit out at Qantas’ competition stranglehold

Qantas pilots have slammed CEO Alan Joyce, telling Crikey he is ‘intentionally keeping capacity down to keep prices up’.

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‘Bureaucracies keep failing’: Rudd’s Apology co-writer says Albo should go concrete on Voice

Tim Dixon reckons it’s time for the PM to try to reach the ‘vast majority of people who are disengaged’ with politics.

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Not so gentle giants

All the major supermarket chains are accused of taking unauthorised deductions from suppliers’ invoices but Woolworths is the only one so far vowing to investigate the complaints, and hearings will begin in the Senate today on Australia’s freedom of information (FOI) regime.

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Mark Humphries’ comedy sketch cut from 7.30 in ABC’s latest cost-cutting drive

Satirical sketches axed due to ‘tight budgetary environment’. Plus: ABC managing director David Anderson gains another term

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Activists hijack social media algorithms to show accurate science info to climate deniers

A cookie recipe website people send to friends and family secretly ‘prompts the internet to think they care about the climate’.

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It’s not just people against the Voice who will be voting No

There’s some disparity among Crikey readers on whether those who plan to vote the Indigenous Voice to Parliament down are racist.

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‘A world of secrecy’: new calls for greater transparency for religious charities

Basic religious charities control more than $6 billion in assets, and new research points to the need for greater transparency and accountability.

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What the Alliance for Journalists’ Freedom will do with your half a million dollars

The Alliance for Journalists’ Freedom will see Peter Greste and others fighting for journalism in Australia, thanks in part to Crikey readers.

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What’s in store for Australia’s bushfire season? A national outlook

After three wet years, Australia has hot, dry and fuel-rich conditions to take it into the upcoming bushfire season.

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Facing the climate crisis, Albanese must throw the burning toys out of the cot

It’s time for the prime minister to frighten the horses and the population, say Crikey readers. The world is on fire.

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Afternoon Update: Ita Buttrose to step down as ABC chair; Mark Latham quits One Nation; and Lachlan Murdoch pays $1.3m

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Lachlan Murdoch pays Crikey $1.3m in legal costs over dropped defamation suit

Fox Media chief executive pays costs on condition that almost $600,000 in crowdfunding raised by Crikey will be donated to press freedom group

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Lachlan Murdoch pays Private Media $1.3m costs, ending high-profile defamation saga

The Fox News CEO sets condition that Private Media donates all GoFundMe donations to the Alliance for Journalists’ Freedom.

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A ghost charity and rescue dogs: the mystery of a well-connected, ex-PwC businessman

David Collard is an Australian PwC veteran and New York-based businessman facing investigations in both countries. As tax officials swarm his offices, Crikey wonders: what happened to Collard’s charities?

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The benefits of being Albo’s son

Anthony Albanese defends organising an internship with PwC for his son Nathan when he was opposition leader, and Queensland Treasurer Cameron Dick tells BHP it will lose its mining leases if it follows through with its threat to no longer invest ‘in any further growth’ in the state.

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Department of Defence staff used ChatGPT thousands of times without authorisation

Greens Senator David Shoebridge said the ‘horse has already bolted’ when it comes to preventing AI services from being exposed to government data.

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A boat race without water? Only in Alice Springs

Participants of all naval experience took to the Todd riverbed in bottomless boats for a waterless regatta.

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The truth about Scott Morrison: he lied, lied some more, and then lied again

The former PM and minister for everything could have won gold for Australia in a world lying championship, Crikey readers say.

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‘So happy’: Pauline Hanson sings ‘Ave Maria’ to celebrate court win

The One Nation leader has had a big week, winning a court case that will cost an ex-colleague nearly seven figures, and dividing and conquering the party’s NSW branch.

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Rupert Murdoch dating again, four months after breaking off engagement

The media mogul met Elena Zhukova at a family party and the couple have been cruising together in the Mediterranean for several weeks

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‘Selectively misquoted’: IPA and Daily Tele distort ‘woke’ university policies

A Daily Telegraph article highlighting an IPA report on censorship in universities is filled with easily debunked claims — and contradicts News Corp’s own internal policies.

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News Corp’s lips are sealed over no Newspoll in lead-up to Voice referendum

Speculation among poll watchers went into overdrive on Sunday evening after four weeks passed without a fresh poll.

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