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Australians are losing control of their digital lives – and democracy is paying the price

Consumers are becoming more selective about digital spending, increasingly sceptical of online ...  
Jillian Segal’s antisemitism report blurs the line between prejudice and politics

Jillian Segal’s latest antisemitism report raises concerns about political bias, freedom of ...  
The manosphere's Third Wave threatens democracy

In 1967, a California teacher turned a history class into a movement in five days. Today, the same ...  
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EDITORIAL: The manosphere's Third Wave threatens democracy

In 1967, a California teacher turned a history class into a movement in five days. Today, the same ...  
Truth under the rubble: Media in the time of genocide

UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese coins the term 'mediacide': the systematic destructi ...  
Shoebridge portends change, but maybe not for the better

Senator David Shoebridge’s landmark speech in Canberra last week has raised serious concerns.  
The corporations paying diddly squat in tax, putting the burden on the rest of us

It's not too presumptuous for the community to expect legitimate tax loopholes to be eliminated ...  
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EDITORIAL: The corporations paying diddly squat in tax, putting the burden on the rest of us

It’s a pity Australian governments rarely match the gargantuan resources invested in recovering ...  
Sudan's forgotten genocide and the silence of Australian media

A year after the El Fasher atrocities, Sudan’s suffering continues to expose the Australian ...  
Hi, I’m Tony Abbott, welcome to my blog

Tony Abbott has a blog, buckle up because this blog has no character limit, no post limit, and no ...  
Australia's toxic political climate comes from the top

The horrific attack on Helen Haines has exposed a political culture of division, hostility and ...  
Hydrants of hatred gush open after attack on Helen Haines

Australia’s craven newsrooms are trying to outdo each other with their vicious attacks against ...  
In the wake of the Helen Haines alleged attack we only have ourselves to blame

When we get better journalists, we get better politicians, and then we’ll get better solutions ...  
AI hype masks corporate failures and undermines workers

AI hype conceals corporate failures, deflects accountability and fuels fears of job losses to ...  
Latest jobs dataset confirms Australia leads the world again

While the Albanese Government guides the economy ever higher in global rankings, the malignant ...  
Frydenberg flirts with political comeback despite past blunders

Josh Frydenberg was in the news this week, using his book launch to hint at a return to politics ...  
One Nation’s James Ashby and the Liberals: Why orange is the new blue

Founder Dave Donovan and managing editor Michelle Pini explore the one consistent thread in the ...