In the quest to appease Israel, the media undermine our basic rights
In its eagerness to appease supporters of Israel, the media is happy to ride roughshod over due process and basic
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Bernard Keane
19:22
Labor’s Fortress Victoria is crumbling, but Libs are struggling to capitalise
The weekend's by-election results aptly sum up politics in our second biggest state: an awful and shopworn Labor government, but
Bernard Keane
12:24
DeepSeek unleashes the China hysterics — but are they too late?
DeepSeek's success with its AI tool suggests Western efforts to contain China are doomed. And that has anti-China hysterics in
Bernard Keane
09:21
Sarah Schwartz must be punished: The instrumentalisation of a dissenting Jew
After calling out Peter Dutton's use of Australian Jews for his own political purposes, Sarah Schwartz has faced a campaign
Bernard Keane
12:24
For lazy Australian media companies, why is the answer always more concentration?
The chair of radio network ARN wants to buy Nine Entertainment's radio stations — a move that would further weaken
Bernard Keane
03:24
Griftcoins, MAGA and the future of not-so-late-stage capitalism
Memecoins are a scam — which is why they perfectly symbolise the new era of American politics in which the
Bernard Keane
14:27
We know why nuclear build costs are soaring — and Australia faces the biggest increases
Around the world, experts have investigated why nuclear power construction costs keep going up. And we're ignoring their lessons. The
Bernard Keane
12:25
The power of incumbency? Not so much… the Sliding Doors of election dates
Australian political history is replete with examples of prime ministers who failed to use the power of dictating election timing
Bernard Keane
10:26
The petro-politics of Western Australia is costing us billions. This is how we end it
Labor and the Coalition are both terrified of losing seats in WA. Subjecting them to the same fear in eastern
Bernard Keane
04:23
RBA changes do nothing for ordinary households. Labor must do more than tinker
Labor continues to fiddle with the margins of the economy rather than use the power of government to deliver reform.
