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Tips and rumours
- Invest in private prisons once Trump is president, says analyst
- 'Don't pick on Brighton' reporter slams Melbourne's homeless people
- We lodged an FOI on Ley's diary, came up empty-handed
- Mark Latham actively promoting the Liberal Party now
- 'Senator' Rod Culleton has 'gone fishin', apparently
- More tips and rumours
Top stories
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Bill Shorten's new Trump problem
Jan 20, 20171 Comment
Many belonging to Labor Left have been spooked by Trump's foreign affairs pronouncements, writes Labor insider Ben Chiefly.
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Uni students are dropping out at scandalous rates? Not so fast.
Ben ElthamJan 20, 20174 Comments
The problem with the "uni students are failing to graduate!" narrative is that it is a massive beat-up.
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Why Julian Assange won't give himself up to the Americans
Michael BradleyJan 20, 201710 Comments
Is Julian Assange's long stint in the Ecuadorian embassy a martyr's travail or a narcissist's temper tantrum?
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Leaked docs reveal how Broadspectrum spent unauthorised $2.2 billion in offshore detention
CrikeyJan 20, 2017
Satirist Ben Pobjie gets his hands on a confidential memo detailing why the Immigration Department spent an extra $2.2 billion without authorisation on Manus and Nauru.
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Right-wing France will beat the crepe out of leftists come polling day, unless ...
Jan 20, 20172 Comments
The left parties effectively conceded defeat by fielding six candidates, writes freelance journalist in France Alan Austin.
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What to read this weekend: recommendations from the bunker
CrikeyJan 20, 2017
What we're reading this weekend: Obama's legacy: by the numbers, the street where you don't go, how jokes won the election for Trump, the enigmatic Nick Kyrgios, the coming tech backlash, and the letter from Dr. King.
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Alcoa bail-out opens up a new front in an old culture war
Jan 20, 20171 Comment
The right's insistence on maintaining the Alcoa aluminium smelting plant is reactionary: the greenies want Portland to close, and therefore it must be kept open, writes John Quiggin.
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Audit slams govt's 'risky and inefficient' handling of detention centres
Jan 20, 20171 Comment
The department, meanwhile, has blamed “immense” political pressure and a huge workload for the problems, writes Mandarin journalist David Donaldson.
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