Albanese cements Australia’s status as the global village idiot
Anthony Albanese is only the latest politician to propose internet censorship. For a quarter of a century, Australia has had
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Bernard Keane
00:34
The biggest perpetrators of misinformation and privacy breaches will escape new laws
Social media misinformation and doxxing will be subjected to new laws while the worst offenders and privacy breachers will escape
Bernard Keane
08:24
More taxpayer money handed to Zomi Frankcom’s killers as Land Forces protests begin
Defence continues to give taxpayer money to Elbit Systems, the Israeli company whose drone was used to murder aid worker
Bernard Keane
15:48
Peter Dutton is racist. Here’s the proof
Crikey’s series explores Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s history of racism as well as the role racism has played on both
Bernard Keane
21:05
Shorten, for all his faults, leaves with a substantial legacy
As the Albanese government struggles to makes it mark, Bill Shorten is a reminder that if good policy isn't always
Bernard Keane
12:19
Toxic cost of Labor’s WA obsession just keeps growing
The Albanese government is governing in the West Australian interest, not the national interest. And that means giving control of
Bernard Keane
23:47
Chalmers gets philosophical while Dutton goes after corporations
While the treasurer is talking about the 'fourth economy', Peter Dutton is living out the transition by attacking corporations for
Bernard Keane
14:37
Qantas will have to end era of neglect of passengers with a disability
For decades Australians with disabilities have endured poor treatment from airlines like Qantas. Will new regulations change that? The post
Bernard Keane
04:29
More taxpayer money for companies linked to Israel’s war in Gaza
Australia continues to reward companies with links to the Israel Defense Forces, this time with Norwegian firm Kongsberg winning a
Bernard Keane
20:31
Abuse under parliamentary privilege will be outside new commission’s remit. Is that a bad thing?
The forthcoming Independent Parliamentary Standards Commission won't examine behaviour inside the chamber. But the next election might produce a better
