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The mood on immigration is tinder dry and Dutton has lit a match

Politicians in strife, desperate to save their backsides, have often reached for dog whistles. But these days it’s a loudhailer.

Niki Savva
Niki Savva

Award-winning political commentator and author

Australians have been dipping into their piggy banks just to make ends meet

Growth at 0.1 per cent is abysmal. GDP per capita has fallen by 1.6 per cent since mid-2022. You don’t see that sort of fall outside a deep recession.

Shane Wright
Shane Wright

Senior economics correspondent

These chilling voicemails prove Islamophobia is thriving – despite one senator’s callous dismissal

Reports of Islamophobia have increased by 1300 per cent. Yet according to Senator Sarah Henderson, there’s nothing to it.

Susan Carland
Susan Carland

Sociologist

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Private Health Australia called on the government to force the publication of doctors’ private fees.

This $24m website should let you compare medical fees. Only 20 doctors have used it

“So over $1 million per doctor on the website?” Senator David Pocock asked department officials at budget estimates.

  • by Natassia Chrysanthos
Greens leader Adam Bandt flanked by senators David Shoebridge, Dorinda Cox and Penny Allman-Payne on Thursday.

Bandt digs in on attorney-general legal threat over Gaza protest comments

After Mark Dreyfus said on Wednesday the Greens had been “encouraging criminal damage”, Adam Bandt only condemned protesters vandalising MPs’ offices after repeated questions.

  • by Olivia Ireland

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