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CARTOONS: Trump feeling 'blue' after midterm mauling

Meanwhile, Australians see red upon another interest rate rise.  
CARTOONS: Trust and politics — the art of talking 'number twos'

Elections show us what politicians are made of — if it's brown, flush them down!  
CARTOONS: Pauline Hanson dishes it out but can't take it

Pauline Hanson can dish out the outrage by the bucketload, but apparently can't stomach a spoo ...  
CARTOONS: Hegseth's firing squad takes aim at the perfect shot

Pete Hegseth takes execution theatre to a whole new level, proving that in Trump's America, eve ...  
CARTOONS: Angus Taylor hits a brick wall on immigration

Angus Taylor unveils his bold new immigration policy, proving the Coalition's approach to bord ...  
CARTOONS: Make AI Great Again

Donald Trump’s headlong push for AI supremacy lies where artificial intelligence meets very real ...  
CARTOONS: Pauline's primitive penance

Pauline Hanson attempts the ancient ritual of apologising without actually admitting she did ...  
CARTOONS: Pauline pitches another not-so-super plan

It's right up there with giving Net Zero and migrants the heave-ho.  
CARTOONS: Trump's name-changing bender takes another turn

He's comin' for you, Canada!  
CARTOONS: One Nation's immigration policy doesn't add up

Can Pauline 'please explain', coz even her own party can't figure it out?  
CARTOONS: Mark David is living by the 'golden rule'

'He who has the gold makes the rules.'  
CARTOONS: Donald Trump shrugs off 'catering-gate'

What's one more switcheroo for the man they call Don the Con?  
CARTOONS: The AUKUS caucus is decidedly raucous!

Meanwhile, in the U.S., Donald Trump's approval ratings appear to be tanking.  
CARTOONS: Mark David is barking mad

His planter-box politics are also potty.  
CARTOONS: Pauline Hanson's billionaire-backed colours are showing

Always heavy on the 'White', now she's talking 'rivers of gold'!  
CARTOONS: AI will dance to Albo-rhythm under new rules

Because data centres can't have all the power...  
CARTOONS: Telstra's timing seems destined for failure

Australia's thinking around telecoms is so '2000-and-last-year'.  
CARTOONS: 'Mono' is an avoidable virus

Especially if you don't kiss up to racist politicians.  

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