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The Murdoch family distrust

In a family feud that would put Game of Thrones to shame, a legal fight has broken out over ...  
Historic strike remembered as Victorian police dispute escalates

As the Victorian Police pay dispute continues, fears arise of a similar situation that erupted in ...  
The pros and cons of mass government cyber surveillance

While surveillance technology can be a useful tool for protecting citizens, concerns remain over ...  
Taliban's new laws further degrade women's rights

New laws have been introduced in Afghanistan that prohibit women from being seen or heard in ...  
Project disharmony — The Murdoch family in court

Murdoch Family feud over who controls the media empire plays out in U.S. courtroom  
Robodebt response stirs Saturday Paper stoush

A very ugly stoush is playing out behind the scenes of The Saturday Paper.  
Albanese's move to protect kids from social media 'problematic'

Anthony Albanese's pledge to enforce age limits for the use of social media is a pointless ende ...  
Despite two banning orders, Grubisa is relentless

Dominique Grubisa claims to be radically transparent, relentlessly marching on despite banning ...  
Opposition plans to scrap worker safeguards

An interview with Senator Jane Hume has revealed the Opposition's plans to scrap legislation that ...  
Police protect merchants of death as Land Forces protest turns ugly

Melbourne police used brutal measures against protesters condemning the Land Forces 2024 arms ...  
ANZ reaches new low in breaching agreement over Katoomba closure

ANZ CEO Shayne Elliott has put his reputation on the line by failing to disclose the closure of ...  
Rape gangs in the UK

Ten years on from an explosive report into child sexual abuse, Johanna Higgs discusses the ...  
A champion of justice reform: Vale Mervyn Langford

I write this as a memorial, a celebration of my friend, Mervyn Langford, who died on 14 July ...  
NACC boss dodges questions over $1 million salary

The boss of the embattled National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC), Paul Brereton, has been paid ...  
Punished for the truth: David McBride's first hundred days in prison

David McBride has reached the 100-day milestone of imprisonment for telling the truth about Afghan ...  
NT kicks off 'opportunity' plan by locking up children and throwing away key

Managing editor Michelle Pini discusses the alacrity with which the incoming Northern Territory ...  
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EDITORIAL: NT kicks off 'opportunity' plan by locking up children and throwing away key

The NT has elected another Country Liberal Party Government. This iteration comes complete with a ...  
Queensland gag laws are a human rights violation

Laws preventing freedom of speech in Queensland need to be repealed to stop the legal gagging of ...  
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