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Miner Clive Palmer will use $2 million of his billions to back the No vote in the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum, and Home Affairs secretary Mike Pezzullo gave British American Tobacco access to one of his department’s senior customs officials.

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The unsurprising rise of Jacinta Allan, a ‘political animal’

Labor’s critics were always going to frame the handover of power in a negative light.

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The next Pezzullo will be harder to spot — and harder still to cut out

After decades of rot and stagnancy, these are the men politics gives us: a class of shadow-politician vital to Canberra’s irradiated ecosystem.

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The next Pezzullo will be harder to spot — and harder still to cut out

After decades of rot and stagnancy, these are the men politics gives us: a class of shadow-politician vital to Canberra’s irradiated ecosystem.

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Damned lies and carbon credit verification: who checks if sequestration is real?

There’s been no independent analysis of whether tens of millions of carbon credits are legit. Insiders say the verification system is broken.

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Inflation has popped back up. Does this doom the Yes vote?

It’s a bad time to run a referendum that asks Australians to think about other people, to be generous, to embrace the risk of change.

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What does it take to lead with ethics and integrity?

US General Mark Milley, the man who challenged Donald Trump’s excesses, embodies all the qualities of leadership with quiet dignity.

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Qantas pilots eye first strike in 57 years as top brass filibusters Senate committee

Qantas chairman Richard Goyder and CEO Vanessa Hudson faced a stern grilling in a Senate committee and a stern strike threat from pilots.

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Pezzullo thinks leakers should be jailed. Does that apply when he leaks documents?

Mike Pezzullo was quick with a briefing after the Christchurch massacre. He was a lot slower on right-wing terrorism beforehand, though.

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Uranium clean-up way over budget, running late… sounds like true nuclear power

The company cleaning up the Ranger uranium mine in Kakadu says the project is running badly over budget and already late.

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Mike Pezzullo, a public servant who served only himself and his cronies

The Home Affairs secretary has been stood down while there’s an inquiry, but Crikey readers reckon that should be permanent.

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NDIS ‘charity’ begins at home

Vanished businessman John Margerison ‘stands to pocket up to $40 million over 10 years’ from the NDIS cash cow, and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese commits to policies that ensure Australia becomes ‘a renewable energy superpower’.

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It’s official: Trump is bad at business. Celebrity Apprentice lied to us!

A New York judge has ruled that the ex-US president committed fraud by massively overvaluing his assets and exaggerating his net worth.

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Dan the man remains an enigma: a genuine leader, but for what?

When the retiring premier took the reins of Labor in 2010 ‘he had the gravitas of a traffic cone’. But he refashioned himself, and the state.

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Abbott gets access to Hastie’s fans, streaming services in no rush on Brand, and Fox’s wonderful ad for drugs

Australia’s streaming services are in no rush to do anything about Russell Brand, and what if Fox threw a crime spree and no-one came?

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Labor’s employment white paper continues the wreckage of neoliberalism

The government’s approach when it comes to employment drives home Australia’s bipartisan indifference to the poor.

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Dan Andrews’ secret is that he understands Victoria, and his haters don’t

The retiring premier’s enemies never understood the extent to which he grasped the electorate — or why his antipathy to business won approval.

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Just how bad is Dan Andrews’ financial legacy?

As the Victorian premier hangs up his hat, he leaves a state with blistering debt, project cost blowouts, and a lack of transparency.

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As a woman, my first run at politics was enough to put me off forever, but…

It’s a whirlwind experience running for Parliament — and it can be particularly ferocious with no mentors or professional support.

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What should we hear when we hear the word ‘elite’?

It used to be that the word suggested superiority. Now it’s considered a character slur, its current noxious position sitting right beside ‘woke’.

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Jacinta Allan odds-on to succeed Dan Andrews

Daniel Andrews’ deputy Jacinta Allan is more than likely to replace him in the top job, and Football Australia considered selling the Matildas, Socceroos and A-Leagues to a private equity firm or sports marketing group for 99 years.

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Dan’s last flourish: his housing policy is an audacious program that will destroy Victorian social democracy forever

Kneecapping councils, a public land sell-off? The premier’s boldness — and his final flourish as he announces his resignation — is serving as cover to destroy the social state.

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Government spin on Modi was already questionable. Now for an awkwardly timed book launch

PM Anthony Albanese seems resistant to the suggestion that the view from halfway up the Indian PM’s arse is far less scenic than advertised.

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Daniel Andrews resigns as premier of Victoria

Victoria’s longest-serving premier will step down, effective 5pm Wednesday.

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Big business is now worried about anti-competitive behaviour

A ‘cross-sector alliance’ is opposing the ALP’s IR bill saying it threatens ‘competition’. Wait ’til it hears about these industries …

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