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Human stupidity is nothing new in politics

Letters: Gregorio Kohon looks at why we accept superficial slogans, pseudoscientific claims and comforting myths from our leaders, and Vaughan Dean writes about ‘Trumpery’

The Guardian - UK

Young businesses create 6 in 10 new jobs in Australia – far more than established firms

Governments of all stripes provide support to small businesses in the form of tax concessions, lighter-touch regulation or government grants. They’re called the “engine room” of the economy. But is small really best?

The Conversation

Not voting in local elections is rational. Voters need better reasons to engage

With less than a week until voting in local elections closes, it seems early voter turnout may have increased compared to 2022 – up from 10% of eligible voters to about 18% at the same stage this year.

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‘The Constitution isn’t far left’: Stephen King mocks Stephen Miller’s terror obsession

When it comes to spreading propaganda, no one does it better than the Republicans and Trump allies.

The Mary Sue

6 Trump Tactics That Can Teach You How To Get Rich

What Trump hasn't been able to achieve through straightforward success, he's figured out with tax loopholes, persistence and creative business strategies.

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Why Trump’s peace plan is so existentially terrifying for Hamas

COMMENT: Donald Trump may be frantically calling for an agreement between Israel and Hamas, but the latter has always created chaos and ridden its violent waves – and has little incentive to pursue peace, writes world affairs editor Sam Kiley

The Independent UK

View from The Hill: Can Sussan Ley avoid Brendan Nelson’s fate?

When you look at Sussan Ley’s predicament, you can’t help thinking of Brendan Nelson.

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Labor retains big lead in Newspoll and all other federal polls

Labor retains a large lead in three new national polls including Newspoll, while many more voters thought Labor’s 2035 emissions reduction target too ambitious rather than not ambitious enough.

The Conversation

Local news is dwindling globally. Here’s how other countries are trying to fix it

Australians and people the world over rely on local journalism to keep them informed, but the sector is in a lot of trouble. More than 200 local newspapers in regional Australia significantly cut their services or closed during the COVID pandemic.

The Conversation

When Privacy Becomes a Caregiver Issue: What Boomers Need to Know Now

Most Boomers plan for their financial, medical, and housing needs as they age—but few think about how privacy fits into caregiving. As health conditions change,...

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Was prehistory a feminist paradise?

Visions of matriarchal utopia may be wishful thinking, but there’s growing evidence of women wielding power

The Guardian - UK

Nicola Willis is right: NZ’s economy isn’t as bad as the ‘merchants of misery’ claim

Finance Minister Nicola Willis has called them the “merchants of misery”, but critics of her government’s economic performance doubled down when the June quarter GDP figures showed a contraction in many sectors.

The Conversation

‘Most propagandized website on Earth:’ Elon Musk’s post backfires, as people give him a taste of his medicine

In recent months, Elon Musk has confused many regarding his political affiliations by switching from a Trump supporter to a hater to a supporter again.

The Mary Sue

Stolen views, shipping containers and ‘shame signs’: do Australia’s tree wars need a new solution?

Conservationists and councils have called for bigger fines, a national database about illegal tree removals and even jail time to deter tree killers

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Why Trump’s speech to US military top brass was such a disaster

The president of the United States seemingly does not understand what the military is for

International Business Times UK

Social Security COLA 2026 Update: What the Looming Delay From the US Government Shutdown Means for Your Money

Worried about the Social Security COLA 2026 delay due to the US government shutdown? Find out why the announcement may be late and learn if your monthly benefit payments will be affected.

AAP

Mushroom murder books hit the shelves, with fresh takes

Books about Erin Patterson's sensational triple murder trial are being published, promising to reveal more about the poisoning case that fascinated the world.

The Guardian - AU

In a world where techlords rule us by whim, Australia’s stance against deepfakes is reason to celebrate

Could courage be contagious? Let’s hope so, because in the absence of powerful regulation, the normalisation of awful blooms

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Why Some Boomers Are Loving Life More Later Than Ever Before

For many Baby Boomers, the years after 60 aren’t a slowdown—they’re a revival. Freed from career pressures, child-rearing, and social expectations, many are embracing a...

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The Social Security Warning Dave Ramsey Is Adamant About in 2025

Financial expert Dave Ramsey shared why Social Security won’t cover your retirement -- and the key steps you must take now to prepare for the future.

TechRadar

US Department of War reduces cybersecurity training, tells soldiers to focus on their mission

Hegseth cracks down on beards, but relaxes cybersecurity requirements.

AAP

A grief that never ends for Middle Eastern Australians

For both Israeli and Palestinian Australians, Tuesday's second anniversary of the outbreak of war in the Middle East marks ongoing pain.

Fortune

Already facing a student loan 'financial reckoning,' Trump's changes to graduate students loans could make Gen Z's diplomas a pricier gamble

New Trump-era law means future law, medical, and MBA students may hit a financial brick wall—with private lenders ready to cash in.

The Guardian - UK

Stalin, Putin and an enduring obsession with immortality

Letter: Readers respond to an article by Aleks Krotoski about dictators and tech billionaires wanting to ‘solve the problem’ of ageing

International Business Times

A Multipolar Financial World Might Be What We Needed All Along

When the global financial order was designed in the 1940s, the West, primarily the U.S., Canada, and Europe, represented about 35% of the world's population and almost 70% of its GDP.

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