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Political lies to be captured in Labor misinformation regime

Political lies to be captured in Labor misinformation regime

The plan will give federal authorities the power to force tech giants to act on alerts about damaging falsehoods.

  • by David Crowe and Paul Sakkal

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Baa-ckflip for Ley on live export trade as Libs flock to farmers’ rally

Baa-ckflip for Ley on live export trade as Libs flock to farmers’ rally

Keep the Sheep, the industry and lobbyist-backed grassroots farmers’ group, drew some big names to their cranky rally outside parliament.

  • by Kishor Napier-Raman and Stephen Brook
Dutton brings back Abbott’s ‘carbon tax’ attack

Dutton brings back Abbott’s ‘carbon tax’ attack

The opposition leader has revived Abbott’s ‘carbon tax’ line as he backs big miners in their feud with Albanese.

  • by Paul Sakkal
Media manipulation a threat to our democracy

Media manipulation a threat to our democracy

Our media has suffered greatly because of the manipulation by powerful overlords with a political axe to grind. Democracy and media independence are continually at risk, and we can only hope that our version of them survives.

Yes, PM, we should keep kids off the apps. But how, exactly?
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Yes, PM, we should keep kids off the apps. But how, exactly?

The prime minister has made a surprising jump when there are huge doubts about a workable social media ban for children. But Australia does have a real problem.

  • by David Crowe
Voters blame Labor for inflation woes, not Reserve Bank: poll

Voters blame Labor for inflation woes, not Reserve Bank: poll

A slim majority - 51 per cent of voters - say the government has the greatest role in halting the pressure on prices.

  • by David Crowe
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‘Albo needs to turn the ship around’: Inside the government’s flagging fortunes

‘Albo needs to turn the ship around’: Inside the government’s flagging fortunes

Over the past two weeks, 17 federal Labor MPs in the cabinet, outer ministry and backbench have spoken frankly about the government. Their comments show anxiety is growing.

  • by James Massola
MPs say ‘no place in parliament’ for candidate who celebrated October 7 attacks

MPs say ‘no place in parliament’ for candidate who celebrated October 7 attacks

The candidate at the centre of the social media storm broke his silence to say: “As a doctor, as a Muslim, as a human, killing civilians is never right.” 

  • by Matthew Knott
AI laws in frame as government eyes $100b economic boon

AI laws in frame as government eyes $100b economic boon

As global regulators weigh laws to curb revolutionary applications of the new tech, the government has its eyes set on new AI laws.

  • by Paul Sakkal
The worst thing about Dutton’s distraction tactics? They’re paying off

The worst thing about Dutton’s distraction tactics? They’re paying off

How lucky was the opposition leader that hours before the NSW Liberal Party publicly imploded, he had reignited debate on immigration.

  • by Niki Savva
Cash splash for nuclear towns under Coalition plan

Cash splash for nuclear towns under Coalition plan

Energy Minister Chris Bowen was invited to speak at a conference, but opposition spokesman Ted O’Brien claims he was blocked from speaking. Here is what he wanted to say.

  • by Paul Sakkal and Mike Foley