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PRGuy unmasks himself in video with Friendlyjordies after legal threat by Avi Yemini

Jeremy Maluta reveals he is behind pro-Labor Twitter account but says he has no media experience or connection to Daniel…

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The right is coming apart — and Labor needs to step up and help it self-destruct

The media right need hardcore ratings, the political right needs votes from a progressive electorate. Grab the popcorn.

Good morning, early birds. The Australian Federal Police says that foreign governments are helping Australian drug cartels and crime groups,…

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Quango tango: Victorian opposition sceptical of proposed treaty authority

Shadow treasurer David Davis tells Sky News host Peta Credlin ‘nothing’s ever independent, it’s always stacked’

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Revenge served cold for Liberal factional kingpin blamed for election wipeout

Factional kingpin Alex Hawke made a career out of exploiting divisions in the Liberal Party. Now the shoe is on…

Hats off to US marines’ pride … BoJo the clown … Credlin’s rules of engagement

High-flying Boris Johnson given a low blow, Peta Credlin’s advice column, and a loud speaker in the Qantas lounge. And…

A step to the left or a lurch to the right: what next after the Liberals’ election horror show?

From doubling down on the culture wars to ‘flying with both wings’, there is no shortage of opinions on how…

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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…

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’

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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

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The rise of catchphrase politics: six examples of how policy loses out to soundbites

Some of the biggest policy challenges of our time are going unaddressed as complexity gets crunched down into three-word slogans

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As News Corp goes 'rogue' on election coverage, what price will Australian democracy pay?

What does a democracy do when a dominant news media organisation goes rogue during an election campaign?

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ABC dines happily on the News Breakfast of champions

Sunrise and Today have both lost eyeballs over the past week or so. It’s not yet a trend but it’s…

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Scott Morrison is setting up another fake fight on a carbon ‘tax’

With Australia’s lived experience of global heating, you would think we’d have moved past grown men staging hyperbolic encounters with…

The Guardian - AU

To no one’s surprise, stale Morrison-Albanese debate brings in paltry viewers

Dismal audience numbers for last night’s leaders’ debate prove the public prefers the next day’s tidbits over live offerings.

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A cut-and-paste attack on electric vehicle batteries and renewables is spanning the globe. But is it right?

Despite a boost from former resources minister Matt Canavan, a well-shared text essay decrying renewables contains only partial truths

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