Read this before you complain about triple j’s Hottest 100 of Australian Songs
Not happy about all the new-fangled music being pumped out by triple j? Vote in Crikey's music poll instead! The
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Crystal Andrews
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Bridget Archer crossed the floor and her party. Why is she running for the Liberals again?
Bridget Archer earned a reputation as a formidable and principled federal MP. What role could she play in Tasmania's turbulent
Crystal Andrews
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It’s more than a coat: An ode to Antoinette Lattouf’s meaningful courtroom fashion
The journalist's courtroom fashion sent a strong message, without her having to say a word. The post It’s more than
Crystal Andrews
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At a glance, Australians distrust the news, but that’s not the whole story
The 2025 Digital News Report paints a complex picture of what Australians want from news outlets. The post At a
Crystal Andrews
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Tasmania’s snap election is a referendum on a 15-month government
Has enough changed for Tasmanians to vote differently when they head to the polls on July 19? The post Tasmania’s
Crystal Andrews
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Electioncast: How the Coalition split affects you
Plus politics editor Bernard Keane reflects on his journalistic process. The post Electioncast: How the Coalition split affects you appeared
Crystal Andrews
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Inside the Facebook group lobbying for a Tasmanian stadium at any cost
This weekend, 75,000 will vote in Tasmania's upper house elections. A group of 23,000 footy fans are trying to influence
Crystal Andrews
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News Corp isn’t dead. Progressive new media is helping it thrive
The dominance of corporate media on Australia’s political discourse is as strong as ever. And new media helps it stay
Crystal Andrews
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Electioncast: Labor’s truly unique majority
Plus, Rachel Withers on who's joining the crossbench. The post Electioncast: Labor’s truly unique majority appeared first on Crikey...
Crystal Andrews
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Crikey’s undecided Eggheads are cracking over this yoke of an election
They are unanimous on one aspect of the 2025 federal election: business-as-usual politics has left voters feeling dirty. The post
