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Unfriendly fire: famous fights and sledges between Australian politicians supposedly on the same side

Faction v faction or just a personality clash, some of Auspol’s most unforgettable spats have been between members of the same party

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Dutton’s energy plan to cost $97 billion as we wait for nukes to lumber into action

Australia is facing a $97 billion bill for Peter Dutton’s energy policy — on generous assumptions, that is.

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Peter Dutton hits the lead

The opposition is leading Labor in a number of key metrics according to a new poll, and Chinese Premier Li Qiang says the relationship between Australia and China is ‘back on track’.

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Grattan on Friday: the spectre of Abbott looms behind Dutton’s climate strategy

In his assault this week on the Albanese government’s climate policy, Peter Dutton is taking the Liberals right back to Tony Abbott’s days.

The Conversation

Axes still swinging at News Corp, some wacky OAMs, and a stupid white bastard trademark bid

Plus: real estate agent seeks donations from tenants to help the homeless!

Crikey

Climate groups take aim at Dutton call to scrap target

Peter Dutton's pledge to scrap an emissions target would leave Australia in the dust of the race to stop global warming, climate groups and the government say.

AAP

Finally, the government has helped Julian Assange. Well, the Abbott government

Tony Abbott’s campaign against asylum seekers has ended up playing an important role in Julian Assange’s appeal against his extradition to the United States.

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A fight made in Australia: Time to manufacture our own Aussie culture wars!

It’s time to end Australia’s reliance on imported cultural conflict and become a ‘Fight Made In Australia’ culture war superpower.

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What’s a leak? What’s a drop? Australia’s scoop doyenne Sam Maiden weighs in ahead of the budget

‘Journalists who don’t break stories think everything is a drop.’

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Tetelestai, ScoMo? How our happy-clappy ex-PM put his faith in pills

‘We pretty much hated Morrison for being utterly different to us. We will never forgive him for being more or less the same.’

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Australia could capitalise off manufacturing — but we’re behind the eight ball

‘Australians have, decade following decade, proven themselves capable of design and innovation to the equal or better of any nation across a multitude of products.’

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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.

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Australia’s worst minister and worst bureaucrats to get $10 billion more to play with

Can Richard Marles and the Department of Defence be trusted with $10 billion a year extra in spending? The answer is already no.

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Boris Johnson and Tony Abbott: the double act you knew you never needed

Needy former UK PM visibly struggled when some of Abbott’s (bonkers) points drew a bigger cheer than his at rightwing event

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US considers dropping Assange charges

Julian Assange might have his charges dropped by the US, Dutton criticises Wong’s comments on Palestinian statehood, and NSW ICAC ditches its investigation into Tim Crakanthorp.

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Tony Abbott’s fun new friends, Julian Hill’s fun gift, Julie Bishop’s fun revisionism

Tony Abbott gives his time to anti-vax stars, Julie Bishop is once again met more than halfway by the media, and a curious declaration of interest.

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Abbott wanted zero women: Bishop

Julie Bishop has alleged that Tony Abbott wanted no women in his 2013 cabinet, Australia ‘alarmed’ by Israel’s dismissal of Zomi Frankcom’s death, and Bridget McKenzie wanted heaps more cash for sports rorts.

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: voters back radical housing policies, ‘sports rorts’ documents revealed, total solar eclipse

Guardian Essential poll sends warning; millions gather in North America to catch glimpse of moon blocking out the sun

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It’s time to change how we talk about the climate

Crikey readers have a few tips for journalists — and politicians — on how to talk about the risks of a warming planet.

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Confected outrage, wacky war crimes and more from a long, long weekend

The right makes up yet another reason to get angry at Joe Biden. Plus some interesting contrasts in the reporting of Newspoll, and plenty more in this week’s Tips and Murmurs.

Crikey

Scott Morrison absent as Cook Liberals sharpen knives over parachuting saga

The selection of an outsider in Morrison’s safe seat of Cook with the backing of party bigwigs has angered local Liberals.

The Guardian - AU

Make Australia afraid again: must we have our own Trump moment for Peter Dutton to become PM?

In a new Quarterly Essay, Lech Blaine profiles the leader of the opposition. In this extract he considers the former Queensland policeman’s chances of getting the top job

The Guardian - AU

‘A big boys’ club’: senior Liberal women fight to solve the party’s gender problem

The preselection of Simon Kennedy in Cook has fanned fears about lack of balance – with more men set to replace retiring female MPs

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The Spying MP: If we’re talking about MPs and foreign powers, the list is VERY long

Who is the MP said to have been compromised by a foreign power? Crikey doesn’t know, but we do know that many MPs have had extensive dealings with foreign governments.

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Fear and loathing rule Australia’s ‘angry’ media landscape

As we muddle through the complexities of the 21st century, progress appears to be stifled by a media keen on angering its audience rather than informing it.

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