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Grattan on Friday: Can Albanese regain political altitude for Labor β and himself?
A government in trouble is like an aircraft in a dangerous plunge. Will Albanese be able to pull it back on course in time?
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The Sinister Valley: The dangerous deception behind the AI revolution
Behind the hype surrounding artificial intelligence lies a corporate agenda of exploitation, environmental destruction and evasion of accountability. read now...
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EDITORIAL: Coalition protests bin night as anti-establishment marches sweep the globe
Around the world, the mood is shifting with Gen Z leading the charge and as the Victorian State Election looms, the bubble may be bursting…
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Businesses could lose $590 million in R&D tax breaks under changes before the Senate. Whatβs the plan?
Hereβs whatβs being proposed, and which businesses would be most affected if the changes are passed.
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Victoriaβs Year 12 exam website has been hacked β here are 3 ways students can handle academic stress
Two clinical psychologists explain how students can deal with setbacks during exam periods.
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βPlenty of reasons for hopeβ: what 30 years of climate talks have achieved
After 30 years of global climate talks, there has been more progress than you might think. A climate diplomacy expert explains why thereβs still reason…
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Despite its sandpaper cheating bombshell, Usman Khawajaβs autobiography is strategic about its revelations
Sabr has been carefully designed to avoid pointing fingers, though the cracks under the surface are easy enough to detect.
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How the fog of war puts journalism in the frame
We studied media reporting on two conflicts. And we found two very different stories.
▶️ Watch →The Snoop: Family Firstβs cage-fighting vigilante, Indigenous reporter responds to One Nation stafferβs alleged slur, and more
Plus: The hard-hitting front page of the national broadsheet. The post The Snoop: Family Firstβs cage-fighting vigilante, Indigenous reporter responds to One Nation stafferβs alleged…
Read full article ββFixated on inner cityβ: Why the Victorian Greens have failed to exploit Laborβs collapse
A former Greens state MP says her party has not managed to break through in the media. New data supports that opinion. The post βFixated…
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Our young people shouldnβt die from fighting other nationsβ wars
Australia's military recruits need legal protection from unnecessary deployments overseas. read now...
▶️ Watch →Ludicrous βfestival of AUKUSβ in the west stands in dire contrast to the fiscal crisis back east
While Richard Marles and Pat Conroy are celebrating wasting billions of dollars in Perth, Jim Chalmers is being hammered for the government's lack of fiscal…
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βNobody caredβ: new research shows deepfakes are hurting regular people, not just celebrities
Non-consensual sexual deepfakes are easy to make and share. A study with more than 7,000 people shows how widespread they have become.
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Johnny Depp returns to the screen as Scrooge β Dickens might have some notes
Charles Dickens wrote A Christmas Carol as a βsledgehammerβ to make Victorian Britain aware of child poverty. Modern film adaptations like Ebenezer soften the blow.
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Flight of the Conchords return to NZ stages after 14 years away β but Wellington is still obviously home
Flight of the Conchords have the wonderful ability to make extraordinary success feel entirely unpretentious.
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Australia’s climate promises ring hollow as fossil fuel exports soar
As world leaders gather for COP31, Australia's continued reliance on fossil fuel exports exposes the growing divide between its climate ambitions and its actions. read…
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Itβs possible to make great concrete without the huge emissions from cement. Why isnβt this common?
Cement produces huge volumes of emissions β comparable to Russia or India. Why isnβt this alternative being used?
Read full article βAlbanese spruiks Australian renewables while telling the world to do better
As Anthony Albanese lectures the world on climate change action, his ministers are trying to defend his legislative agenda back at home. Meanwhile, the banking…
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Best places to buy Google reviews in Australia (without any risk)
Finding the best places to buy Google reviews in Australia can be challenging. read now...
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