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One Nation leads the way in selling out young people — and the major parties are following

Published: September 8, 2026 01:40

One Nation's superannuation policy looks very similar to the Coalition's previous ones, which only serve to transfer wealth from younger people to older asset owners. It's bad news for productivity too. The post One Nation leads the way in selling out…

Measure once, cut twice: How polling’s feedback loop is powering the One Nation surge

Published: September 8, 2026 00:16

Polls are doing more than just telling the story — they're shaping it. The post Measure once, cut twice: How polling’s feedback loop is powering the One Nation surge appeared first on Crikey.

Barnaby Joyce claims he’s not Jesus as One Nation’s super policy criticised

Published: September 7, 2026 21:05

Pauline Hanson's party once again dominates the headlines due to its superannuation plans. Meanwhile, the tobacco war of words persists and the global economy continues to suffer due to the Iran conflict. The post Barnaby Joyce claims he’s not Jesus as One…

Labor abandons secrecy on $2.5bn resettlement deal with Nauru

Published: September 7, 2026 02:26

The full memorandum of understanding, now released, spells out the arrangement between Australia and Nauru to resettle the so-called NZYQ cohort. The post Labor abandons secrecy on $2.5bn resettlement deal with Nauru appeared first on Crikey.

‘If it wasn’t for them, I probably wouldn’t be here’: A night on the streets with Melbourne’s volunteer mobile medics

Published: September 7, 2026 02:26

Spending an evening with Street Side Medics, who administer healthcare to people experiencing homelessness in Victoria and across Australia. The post ‘If it wasn’t for them, I probably wouldn’t be here’: A night on the streets with Melbourne’s volunteer…

Move over, Streisand: Bureaucrat pushes Defence’s hatred of accountability to new heights

Published: September 7, 2026 00:18

Defence's attempt to prevent senators from publishing videos of bureaucrats giving evidence to public hearings is yet another example of the department's war on transparency. The post Move over, Streisand: Bureaucrat pushes Defence’s hatred of…

Does the public really support AUKUS? Or are we asking the wrong questions?

Published: September 6, 2026 23:01

When it comes to understanding public sentiment on the submarine pact, the way questions are worded — and the public's access to information — have a significant impact. The post Does the public really support AUKUS? Or are we asking the wrong questions?…

Melbourne on the harbour: How the NSW Liberals’ ICAC farce could lead to another one-party state

Published: September 4, 2026 01:45

In a disturbing parallel with the last decade in Victoria, the factional antics of far-right Christians in the NSW Liberals could condemn that party to oblivion — and leave NSW Labor without any real opposition. The post Melbourne on the harbour: How the…

Was this mining lobby meeting the only one Minns held before launching his coal strategy? He won’t say.

Published: September 3, 2026 22:38

Notes from Chris Minns' meeting with the NSW Minerals Council and the Mining and Energy Union include a mention of "concerns" about mine expansions being impacted, as well as a "One Nation risk". The post Was this mining lobby meeting the only one Minns…

Black market darts are up, but smoking is down. Is Hanson’s excise plan crazy now?

Published: September 3, 2026 01:16

The number of smokers buying black market darts continues to rise. Meanwhile, smoking remains on the decline. It makes the question of reducing the cigarette excise fascinating. The post Black market darts are up, but smoking is down. Is Hanson’s excise…

We’re all paying a Trump tax — because the US is our biggest economic threat

Published: September 2, 2026 23:29

Financial markets are pushing US bond rates higher as Trump blunders from one crisis to the next. That's pushing all government debt costs up — and has real implications for corporate borrowing as AI debt takes on systemic proportions. The post We’re all…

Chalmers in spotlight amid housing and rate rise uncertainty

Published: September 2, 2026 21:01

The latest GDP figures have everyone predicting what the central bank will do next. Meanwhile, as housing concerns continue, Tim Wilson reckons the government wants to “wipe out the wealth of the nation”. The post Chalmers in spotlight amid housing and…