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How good are election books? Crikey’s suggestions for publishers in 2022

From ‘Fifty Shades of Teal’ to ‘My Own Private Hawaii’, here’s a list of must-read books about the 2022 federal election.

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Twitter is a swamp — but it fills a media void and swelled the green, teal wave

The platform isn’t always a pleasant place, but it challenges mainstream media and gives citizen journalists like Ronni Salt an influential voice.

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Political youthquake hits the inner cities, but mortgage belt conservatism persists

Old-money neighbourhoods have become hubs for younger generations. Did this have a pivotal role in flipping certain electorates this election?

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Climate, integrity, equality, says Tink — and North Sydney first

The new MP for North Sydney prizes optimism and hope over fear, and says politics should be about people, not parties.

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A fierce fight south of Sydney, but the Coalition manages to hold on in Kelly land

This election result shows how fed up communities are — not only with the Coalition but with politics in general.

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A fierce fight for south of Sydney, but the Coalition manages to hold on in Kelly land

This election result shows how fed up communities are — not only with the Coalition but with politics in general.

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'I don't think, I know': how 5 words from the French president triggered a ruinous run on Morrison's character

It really started unravelling for Scott Morrison on All Saints Day, November 1 2021, when French President Emmanuel Macron branded him a liar.

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Homelessness is growing in marginal seats, so why isn’t it a hot-button issue for the major parties?

Many people currently facing homelessness live in marginal electorates. However, major parties still see it as a ‘minority issue’.

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‘Change from the bottom up’: Felix Dance — Socialist Alliance candidate for Victorian Senate

In Crikey’s Elect Me! series, we ask candidates across the breadth of the political spectrum for their answers to the same key questions.

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How to get your hands on government millions: tell the minister I sent you

Liberal Party connections played a key role in the fast-tracked $4 million grant made by Scott Morrison to the Pentecostal-linked Esther Foundation, now the subject of an inquiry.

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Nine mutes one of its own critics after shouty leaders’ debate

Amid the ferocious feedback, a review written for the Age and Sydney Morning Herald was spiked. Plus: Katherine Deves among the most mentioned election candidates

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Should NDIS funding and reform be an election issue? Richard Hamon’s story leaves little doubt of the answer

Instead of the NDIS making life easier for Australians with disabilities, its stalling and haggling over funds create emotional and physical distress.

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Mental health a sticking issue in marginal seats hit by fires, floods and the pandemic

Psychological help services are a major concern for the marginal seat of Gilmore, following a cluster of suicides after the region was devastated by environmental catastrophes.

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A tale of two borders: while Poland welcomes Ukrainian refugees, children are stuck freezing in a forest

The world has warmly embraced Ukrainian asylum seekers, but refugees from other nations are being ignored and mistreated.

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Tax office move to ‘license’ journalists risks extending government control over corporate information

The proposal, which would introduce a tiered system of access to corporate data, has put the ATO in conflict with the MEAA, the journalists union.

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Labor on offence, Morrison on the back foot. Here’s what’s resonating on social media

Media monitoring shows us what stories journalists think are important, but social media shows how voters are reacting.

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What’s in a campaign launch song? If the Only Way Is Up, probably plenty

Which track will define the 2022 election campaign? Crikey satirist Tom Red has a few ideas.

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Who can you trust? Shell-shocked Ukrainians face the very best and worst of humanity as they seek lasting safety

Trafficking experts and crisis workers have said ‘scores of suspicious people’ are out to take advantage of refugees, and any anti-trafficking measures have come too little, too late.

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Police, authorities try to stem crime wave, but experts fear moves too little, too late for many

Human trafficking has been a tragic byproduct of the Ukrainian refugee crisis, and while many steps have been taken to combat it, it’s hard to ‘stop the bleeding’.

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Paedophiles, traffickers and opportunistic criminals arrive to prey on the misery of refugees

Crisis workers and volunteers in Poland are doing all they can with limited resources to help Ukraine’s influx of refugees, but predators are taking advantage of the chaos.

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What will Labor’s proposed reforms to the NDIS achieve?

Labor has a six-point plan to overhaul the National Disability Insurance Scheme, including a crackdown on rorting providers.

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Electioncast: How long can Scott Morrison stand behind anti-trans candidate Katherine Deves?

Liberal Warringah candidate Katherine Deves’ history of transphobic posts was the ember that continued to burn over the Easter weekend.

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‘A bright future is critical for mental health’: Dr Rachel Swift — Liberal candidate for Boothby, SA

In Crikey’s Elect Me series, we ask a series of candidates across the breadth of the political spectrum for their answers to the same key questions.

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Good morning, early birds. Prime Minister Scott Morrison will reportedly promise 1.3 million jobs over five years, and has backed a ban that would stop transwomen from competing in women’s sports. It’s the news you need to know, with Emma Elsworthy.

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Crikey’s Australian Political Party Domain Register

When it comes to elections, the hottest place for real estate is online. Here’s the cyber locations that the political parties are snapping up.

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