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Will the hateful army who bullied Yassmin Abdel-Magied come after Australia’s diverse new parliamentarians?

Anyone unlucky enough to have the combination of confidence and ‘difference’ will be in for a rough ride

The Guardian - AU

That’s yacht fair: Oz lambasts Nine over lavish shindig but fails to mention News Corp role

‘Nine parties it up,’ accuses the Australian, while ignoring corporate hospitality of News Corp execs. Plus: the Tele’s riveting true crime TikToks

The Guardian - AU

Can the politics of ‘nice’ finally break News Corp’s outrage machine?

The dog-eat-dog days of Australian politics are out — at least for now. But will the media, and News Corp particularly, heed voters’ call for kindness?

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Will News Corp change its approach after Labor's election win? Not if the US example is anything to go by

In 1953, the Communist East German regime quashed a widespread uprising and afterwards admonished the protesters, saying the government had lost confidence in the people. In a famous satirical poem, left-wing author Bertolt Brecht said that, if so, perhaps the government could dissolve the people and elect a new lot.

The Conversation

Toto Albanese steals the post-election show as News Corp front pages do an about-face

Seven’s Mark Riley catches Covid just in time to miss plane to Quad summit. Plus: the West Australian prints Noongar edition for Reconciliation Week

The Guardian - AU

Murray’s mad world … Liberals breakup, and down … the Oz’s glutton for the Dutton

Sky News’ Paul Murray has drawn a line in the sand for common sense, just without realising what side he’s on…

Crikey

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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After-dark pundits want to push the Liberals further right. Let them

If the News Corp hacks had their way, the Liberal Party would never win back its heartland. Doesn’t sound so bad, does it?

Crikey

Rural News Corp paper delivers sharp rebuke to Barnaby Joyce over Nationals’ climate ‘deniers’

‘Bible of the bush’ urges party to concede global heating is real as Darren Chester compares Joyce’s boast about retaining seats to a surgeon saying an operation succeeded when ‘the patient died’

The Guardian - AU

Albanese connects the domestic and foreign policy dots on climate

The prime minister deftly provided another reason for going further and faster on climate policy at the Quad meeting in Tokyo.

Crikey

News Corp comes over all green after Labor’s first boat turnback

The confected outrage in the Oz and the Herald Sun gives us a pretty good clue about the manure we’ll see in the Murdoch stables.

Crikey

Quad goals

Good morning, early birds. The Quad summit in Tokyo has wrapped up with the four members releasing a statement on their commitments regarding security, climate change, and COVID-19, while back home there is renewed criticism of Australia’s on-water asylum seeker policies. It’s the news you need to know, with Amber…

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‘It was vitriolic; it was nasty’: Holmes à Court on News Corp, the Coalition’s PR team

Climate 200 founder Simon Holmes à Court speaks to David Hardaker about the teal independents, the Murdoch machine, and the state of Australian democracy.

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Just how badly did News Corp’s attacks fail? We count the ways

The Murdoch machine was not shy about its feelings towards Simon Holmes à Court and the teal independents…

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Hated by the right, a cowed ABC is now killing off its support in the centre

The national broadcaster is hurting itself and losing its hard-earned trust by caving in to pressure from the Coalition and News Corp.

The New Daily

Paul Bongiorno: It won’t be easy for Anthony Albanese, but he says he’s up for it

At his first news conference as the newly sworn in Prime Minister of Australia, Anthony Albanese assured the nation he was ready for the top job.

ABC News

Jodie Haydon is challenging the 'first lady' role. Here's what we know about Anthony Albanese's partner

After standing by Anthony Albanese's side throughout his six-week campaign to become Australia's next prime minister, his partner, Jodie Haydon, has been plunged into the public spotlight. We look at how Albanese and Haydon met, along with her transition into the high-profile role.

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Australia’s Big Lie (from the right): Morrison went too far left

No one who lost a seat this election did so to a more right-wing candidate. But key conservatives are claiming it was because the Coalition went too far left.

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No more predator press: Australian media must ‘sack the pack’ and start providing actual news

This election had many lessons to bestow — not least upon the national media, which needs to take on board the message from the electorate: gotchas be gone.

The Guardian - AU

In shock and anger over Liberal defeat, Sky News commentators urge party to shift right

Sky After Dark regulars say the Liberal party must distinguish itself by appealing to ‘conservative values that Labor have abandoned’

The Guardian - AU

Rod Sims says Facebook should be forced to negotiate with SBS under news media bargaining code

Despite dozens of deals to pay Australian news publishers for content, social media company has left out SBS and the Conversation

The Guardian - AU

The election outcome exposes a gaping disconnect between News Corp and voters

Unable to convince Australians to follow its course, News Corp’s failed campaign demonstrates its political impotence

AAP

Abetz on the edge but 'heartened' in Tas

Senator Eric Abetz is not giving up hope of retaining a Senate spot from an uncertain third-place listing on the Tasmanian Liberal ticket.

The Guardian - AU

Safe federal seat of Fowler turned battleground: Kristina Keneally and the mystery polling

News Corp reports that polling shows independent Dai Le could win, but Keneally seems relaxed

Crikey

When everything else is disrupted, why not politics? Surely it needs it

Federal politics is defined by state capture. Tomorrow must start the process of destroying the vectors for the capture of government by powerful interests.

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