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This shutdown will turn Pearl Jam into traffic jam, and commuters will play the blame game

The one-time Liberal transport minister David Elliott used to boast about his collegial relationship with the all-powerful Rail, Tram and Bus...

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The Sydney Morning Herald

Alexandra Smith

Obituary: “passionate and fiery” human rights activist and writer Dr Vacy Vlazna 1946 –2024

Activist for East Timor, Acheh and Palestine, Vaclava ‘Vacy’ Julie Vlazna was born 31 August 1946 in Susice in the region of Bohemia after her...

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Pearls and Irritations

Jude Conway

Trump’s wake-up call to Australia’s leaders

Trump’s anti-China 60% import tax barrier will weaken China’s economy and is predicted to have flow on effects impacting negatively on...

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Pearls and Irritations

Bevan Ramsden

Why the world’s most valuable company is set to become even more powerful

Have there ever been quarterly earnings releases as anticipated or influential as those of Nvidia? For the past week, the US market has essentially...

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The Age

Stephen Bartholomeusz

Why the world’s most valuable company is set to become even more powerful

Have there ever been quarterly earnings releases as anticipated or influential as those of Nvidia? For the past week, the US market has essentially...

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WA Today

Stephen Bartholomeusz

Why the world’s most valuable company is set to become even more powerful

Have there ever been quarterly earnings releases as anticipated or influential as those of Nvidia? For the past week, the US market has essentially...

6

The Sydney Morning Herald

Stephen Bartholomeusz

How the world’s most valuable company disappointed Wall Street

Have there ever been quarterly earnings releases as anticipated or influential as those of Nvidia? For the past week, the US market has essentially...

7

Brisbane Times

Stephen Bartholomeusz

Apart from ‘the vibe’, what has this Labor government actually achieved?

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The Australian

Peta Credlin

Might as well close it: Chalmers’ big call leaves fund without a future

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The Australian

Judith Sloan

Resolute staff freed from Mali detention

Resolute Mining chief executive Terry Holohan and two colleagues have been released from detention by the Mali government, according to reports...

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Business News

Jack Mcginn

Buru cuts jobs as focus narrows

Kimberley gas aspirant Buru Energy will cut its workforce by 40 per cent, following a comprehensive review designed to cut spending by $3 million...

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Business News

Jack Mcginn

US program a key test for FBR

FBR has spent $200 million over 20 years developing robotic technology that could revolutionise the building industry.

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Business News

Mark Beyer

The Hawks couldn’t win in the racism scandal. But they found an escape route

The series of events known as the Hawthorn racism saga have cost the club and competition millions of dollars, damaged the reputations and...

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Brisbane Times

Jake Niall

Forget Melania, Musk’s all set to be Trump’s ‘first buddy’

I was feeling sad that Melania may not care to come play first lady in the second Trump administration. She visited the East Wing only a couple of...

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The Age

Maureen Dowd

In the Middle East, Trump can’t have his cake and eat it too

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has hit the jackpot with the election of Donald Trump. He could not hope for a more ardent supporter than...

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The Age

Amin Saikal

Forget Melania, Musk’s all set to be Trump’s ‘first buddy’

I was feeling sad that Melania may not care to come play first lady in the second Trump administration. She visited the East Wing only a couple of...

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The Sydney Morning Herald

Maureen Dowd

Forget Melania, Musk’s all set to be Trump’s ‘first buddy’

I was feeling sad that Melania may not care to come play first lady in the second Trump administration. She visited the East Wing only a couple of...

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Brisbane Times

Maureen Dowd

In the Middle East, Trump can’t have his cake and eat it too

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has hit the jackpot with the election of Donald Trump. He could not hope for a more ardent supporter than...

7

WA Today

Amin Saikal

Bolt: Australia, we’ve got the wrong Chris in charge of energy

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The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph Author

Morning Headlines

Labor steers Future Fund

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Business News

Business News

Defence dollars flow in the north

Australian and US armed forces are spending big and spruiking grand plans for defence infrastructure and presence.

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Business News

Tom Zaunmayr

Bolt: ABC is a disgrace for blaming Jewish soccer fans

7

The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph Author

Maiden: So just how stuffed is Albo really?

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The Daily Telegraph

The Daily Telegraph Author

Brutal crackdown on Hong Kong

5

The Australian

Editorial

In the Middle East, Trump can’t have his cake and eat it too

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has hit the jackpot with the election of Donald Trump. He could not hope for a more ardent supporter than...

6

Brisbane Times

Amin Saikal

Forget Melania, Musk’s all set to be Trump’s ‘first buddy’

I was feeling sad that Melania may not care to come play first lady in the second Trump administration. She visited the East Wing only a couple of...

5

WA Today

Maureen Dowd

Labor gambles with nation’s future for political points

5

The Australian

Editorial

What do Australians think of the new-look Aukus?

30

The Guardian

It’S Definitely Sub-Optimal

The bizzaro world of Mr FitzSimons, reverse barometer of the nation

10

The Australian

Jack The Insider

Treasurer eyes a once-in-a-century pot of taxpayer gold

10

The Australian

Dennis Shanahan

PM’s precarious US-China juggling is about to reach its use by date

10

The Australian

Peter Jennings

COP29: ‘climate finance’ for the Pacific is mostly loans, saddling small island nations with more debt

As this year’s UN climate summit reaches its final stage of negotiations, Pacific scholars are calling on world leaders to improve the dispersal...

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The Conversation

Steven Ratuva

Trump’s tariffs will fail dismally — just as they did in his first term

9

The Australian

Ken Heydon

Why Australia will continue to rely on high migration

7

The Australian

Simon Kuestenmacher

YOUR SAY: Our council's 'Trump-like goals' will see a lot of knowledge lost

INTERESTING reading in the paper regarding the new manager for the City of Launceston. Login or signup to continue reading He has come from a place...

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The Examiner

The Examiner

Australia took its interest rate medicine – and it has poisoned our living standards

I always worry when I hear politicians or economists talk about how the economy needs to be administered some painful medicine. Inevitably it means...

6

The Guardian

Greg Jericho

Is Chalmers living in the same country as the rest of us?

6

The Australian

Tom Dusevic

The numbers tell us populism is a dry gulch

This is a sample of The Echidna newsletter sent out each weekday morning. To sign up for FREE, go to theechidna.com.au Login or signup to continue...

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The Examiner

John Hanscombe

The numbers tell us populism is a dry gulch

This is a sample of The Echidna newsletter sent out each weekday morning. To sign up for FREE, go to theechidna.com.au Login or signup to continue...

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Canberra Times

John Hanscombe

Chalmers the stock picker makes a bad call

5

The Australian

Eric Johnston

The truth about our rising power bills

Fossil fuel companies are the driving force behind climate change and rising energy bills. Login or signup to continue reading Coal, oil and gas...

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Canberra Times

Jack Redpath

The Grand Pool Plan: What you said about Geocon's development application

Major developer Geocon's move to lodge a development application for 286 units on the Phillip swimming pool and ice skating rink site has been met...

6

Canberra Times

Ray Athwal

Bar hits out at Chief Justice

The ACT Bar Association has confronted Chief Justice (CJ) Lucy McCallum over her self-admitted controversial statements about juries in...

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Pearls and Irritations

Andrew Fraser

Hands off, the Future Fund is not a political slush pool

Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ plan means that a cornerstone of Australia’s financial security is suddenly viewed as a mere piggy bank for the latest...

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Financial Review

Spiro Prentis

Bolt: ABC is a disgrace for blaming Jewish soccer fans

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Herald Sun

Andrew Bolt

Social media ban targets the wrong age group and the wrong type of media

To reduce social harm, instead of a ban on teens accessing social media, should we consider a ban on over 60 year olds reading and listening to...

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Pearls and Irritations

Tony Ward

The American-style Cultural Revolution is taking root in the US

Trump’s shocking cabinet picks are reminiscent of what Mao Zedong did after launching the tumultuous Cultural Revolution in 1966. Under his slogan...

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Pearls and Irritations

Wang Xiangwei

A five-minute scroll

Claims Israel is aiding ISIS-linked terrorists, the UN security council fails to gain the votes to call for a ceasefire, Palestine asks in there is...

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Pearls and Irritations

Pearls And Irritations

Renewables superpower or climate coward? Albanese needs to make a choice before election

A major new report has detailed the “extraordinary economic opportunity” for Australia to replace its coal and gas exports with decarbonised...

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Pearls and Irritations

Sophie Vorrath

React or prevent? Politics must make this big shift

As a demographer, I think long term. Imagining what the world looks like a decade from now is standard, but thinking in generations is also normal...

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InDaily

Simon Kuestenmacher

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