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The attack by New South Wales police officers upon pro-Palestinian demonstrators gathered on Gadigal land in Sydney on 9 February 2026 to show their opposition to the official visit of Israeli president Isaac Herzog, as his nation continues to conduct a 29-month-long genocide upon the Palestinians of Gaza, was unprecedented in living memory, in terms ...
Crikey has taken down an article due to the confirmed use of AI in some aspects of its production, which is against our editorial guidelines. The post Crikey responds to
A disruption in the Strait of Hormuz could leave Australia facing fuel shortages within weeks, exposing just how fragile our energy security has become. read now...
Declining major party support has placed a growing premium on preferences, of which Labor has historically claimed the lion's share thanks to the Greens' status as the dominant minor party.
We've seen this before, and we'll see it again: the ego, the failed regulator, the compliant board. It's an oh-so-Sydney story that is entirely apt for this second rate, sleazy
Cricket's corporate bosses will thrash out the prospect of adding more gambling revenue to the sport this week. The post Cricket boards at loggerheads over ‘deeply disturbing’ gambling proposal
The government is keen for us to understand that it's not to blame for the economic chaos being unleashed by Trump and Netanyahu. But that avoids the inconvenient truth they
Operation Epic Fury is exposing the true cost of alliance dependence, energy fragility, and strategic distraction from the Indo-Pacific. read now...
Revive cofounder’s missing paperwork, former ACCC chair serves it cold, and Malinauskas spoils the G
Plus, does John Pesutto not own a pair of shorts? The post Revive cofounder’s missing paperwork, former ACCC chair serves it cold, and Malinauskas spoils the G appeared first on
Donald Trump boasted of victory on Day One of the new Iran War. Jeff McMullen warns that the risks of escalation and fallout are yet to come. read now...
'The feeling of survival guilt. I still feel a bit now, even. If you leave, you're leaving people behind. Are you going to ever see them again or not? Are
As Louis Theroux's new documentary opens public discourse about the "manosphere", a new study asked the question: how do men escape it? The post Men can get out of the
The attack by New South Wales police officers upon pro-Palestinian demonstrators gathered on Gadigal land in Sydney on 9 February 2026 to show their opposition to the official visit of Israeli president Isaac Herzog, as his nation continues to conduct a 29-month-long genocide upon the Palestinians of Gaza, was unprecedented in living memory, in terms ...