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The Good Food Guide has positioned itself as a moral arbiter when it comes to misbehaviour in the hospitality industry. But do hats really matter to the giants of the
The One Nation senator has built her entire career — and public profile — on weaponising white victimhood. The post Pauline Hanson doesn’t like 18C. But here’s why Pauline Hanson
New data shows ANZ and Westpac accelerating fossil fuel lending despite public climate pledges, placing them at odds with both regulators and their own commitments. read now...
With an independent review of the law due two years after the ban begins on December 10, the government is already collecting data to see how its social media minimum
As Japan's ambassador to Australia acknowledged last week, Labor's policies are reassuring Japanese investors that fossil fuels are here to stay. The post Japan is trailing China on energy
Australians face new hurdles at Europe’s borders: How to avoid costly entry mistakes before it’s too late. read now...
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Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has laid to rest growing concerns that her party has abandoned the Paris Climate Agreement. read now...
Tanya Gorelova/PexelsSome 42% of Australians experience a traumatic event before turning 18 – and it affects their health decades later. Our study, released today, analysed data from 15,893 Australians aged 16–85, collected by the Australian Bureau of Statistics between 2020 and 2022. The findings reveal a confronting truth: two in
Moderate Liberals have been rather quiet following the decision to dump net zero. Here are the factional figures to watch. The post Moderate malaise: Where to now for the liberal
A quiet visa carve-out leaves thousands of permanent residents uncounted, while the Government insists nothing has changed. read now...
The Good Food Guide has positioned itself as a moral arbiter when it comes to misbehaviour in the hospitality industry. But do hats really matter to the giants of the
The One Nation senator has built her entire career — and public profile — on weaponising white victimhood. The post Pauline Hanson doesn’t like 18C. But here’s why Pauline Hanson
New data shows ANZ and Westpac accelerating fossil fuel lending despite public climate pledges, placing them at odds with both regulators and their own commitments. read now...
With an independent review of the law due two years after the ban begins on December 10, the government is already collecting data to see how its social media minimum
As Japan's ambassador to Australia acknowledged last week, Labor's policies are reassuring Japanese investors that fossil fuels are here to stay. The post Japan is trailing China on energy
Australians face new hurdles at Europe’s borders: How to avoid costly entry mistakes before it’s too late. read now...
Plus, the 'appalling' decision to give Graham Richardson a state funeral. The post From contempt to… pity? Crikey readers on the Liberals’ energy policy void appeared first on Crikey.
Plus introducing the inaugural unhinged instalment of Katter Kontent. The post Crikey is in the Epstein files, Brad’s last Battin (at CPAC), and an blunt AUKUS bomb appeared first on
Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has laid to rest growing concerns that her party has abandoned the Paris Climate Agreement. read now...
Tanya Gorelova/PexelsSome 42% of Australians experience a traumatic event before turning 18 – and it affects their health decades later. Our study, released today, analysed data from 15,893 Australians aged 16–85, collected by the Australian Bureau of Statistics between 2020 and 2022. The findings reveal a confronting truth: two in
Moderate Liberals have been rather quiet following the decision to dump net zero. Here are the factional figures to watch. The post Moderate malaise: Where to now for the liberal