In Israel, it’s not a fight between identities. One side is fighting to survive.
When Benjamin Netanyahu needed an external enemy to cement his power, the Sheikh Jarrah eviction crisis provided it. Now it’s…
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That crashing sound is the exploitation industry starting to collapse
The noose continues to tighten around gig economy companies that insist they’re not actually employing the people who work —…
The PM once listened to medical experts. Now its election drumbeats
Despite experts advising on how to get Australia’s borders open, Scott Morrison is riding a wave of manufactured fear towards…
Morrison government pumps $3 billion-plus into fossil fuels in 2021
The Morrison government wasting $600 million on another fossil-fuel powered generator shows just how out of touch it is on…
Bohemian Rhapsody adds spice to the night
In a weak night, Nine still held its ground. But with The Block heading back most viewers will surely be…
Matt O’Sullivan is the perfect senator for Morrison’s Pentecostal politics
A particular blend of evangelical religion, billionaire connections and neoliberal politics means we’ll be hearing a lot more about Liberal…
Vision-impaired golfers tee off on SA course ahead of national blind golf tournament
It didn’t take Victorian man Sean Witting long to realise true vision doesn’t always involve the eyes. Key points: The first SA…
Wage caps in the public sector drag down wages growth
We’ve been repeatedly warned that caps on public sector wages will hold down wages growth. That’s exactly what’s happening. (Image:…
Linda Reynolds — empathy personified
NDIS Minister Linda Reynolds demolishes the long-held idea that public servants are cold and callous. Plus other tips and murmurs…
Morrison government in Penny Wong’s bad books over China
Labor’s foreign affairs spokeswoman says the Coalition’s approach to China is often ‘frenzied and afraid’, playing right into Beijing’s hands.…