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How the ABC is helping One Nation’s claim as the ‘real’ opposition for a ‘real’ Australia

Published: September 20, 2026 23:46

One Nation wants to be seen as the official opposition party — and the way the ABC is reporting it is helping. The post How the ABC is helping One Nation’s claim as the ‘real’ opposition for a ‘real’ Australia appeared first on Crikey.

Albanese hoping to sell Australia to the United Nations

Published: September 20, 2026 21:29

The prime minister is in New York and trying to pitch the county to the UN. Meanwhile, Treasurer Jim Chalmers sees only opportunities in the Intergenerational Report and the intelligence community raises alarm over Russia. The post Albanese hoping to sell…

Does anyone normal care how much the wealthy must pay to minimise their tax bills?

Published: September 18, 2026 02:24

The Australian is fixated on Labor’s changes to trust tax minimisation schemes, an issue that looks and sounds ridiculous to anyone simply paying their taxes. The post Does anyone normal care how much the wealthy must pay to minimise their tax bills?…

The real numbers behind Australia’s migration debate

Published: September 17, 2026 02:15

As Labor announces its new migration plan, we inspect the cacophony of figures and promises thrown around from all sides of the debate. The post The real numbers behind Australia’s migration debate appeared first on Crikey.

Protectionism is surging back, now with intellectual veneer (thanks, Kevin Rudd)

Published: September 17, 2026 00:55

As the big political parties embrace protectionism, a former prime minister has stepped forward to offer an intellectual rationale. But that won't change the damage that protectionism causes. The post Protectionism is surging back, now with intellectual…

Could Pauline Hanson become prime minister as a senator? Yes, actually

Published: September 16, 2026 23:08

The office of prime minister is not mentioned anywhere in the Australian constitution. Its existence, eligibility and function are governed by convention, not law. The post Could Pauline Hanson become prime minister as a senator? Yes, actually appeared…

The PM’s humble origin story is worthy of great respect. But is such a story even possible today?

Published: September 16, 2026 02:28

Pauline Hanson’s attack on the PM’s late mum was out of line. But what is his government doing for the Maryannes and Anthonys of today, for whom the ladder is now all but out of reach? The post The PM’s humble origin story is worthy of great respect. But…

Economic concerns grow as global fuel crisis deepens

Published: September 15, 2026 21:26

The long-predicted fuel crisis "is here", oil executives have warned, as conflicts in the Middle East deepen global economic pains. Meanwhile, Tony Burke has hit out at the Coalition for not helping the government deliver changes to the migration system…

Albanese badly needs a reset. The bond markets offer him a huge opportunity

Published: September 15, 2026 01:33

If the government was smart, the soaring cost of government debt would be used to show voters that Labor can sensibly manage the economy, while One Nation and the Coalition chase populist stupidity. The post Albanese badly needs a reset. The bond markets…

Why Australia’s quiet labour market isn’t proof AI has flopped

Published: September 15, 2026 00:26

Despite lofty claims from Silicon Valley about game-changing AI, the employment market has barely flinched. But once workflows are reorganised, it'll be a very different story. The post Why Australia’s quiet labour market isn’t proof AI has flopped…

Dispatch from Sweden: Far right loses ground, but the left’s road to stable government will be arduous

Published: September 15, 2026 00:08

Sunday's Swedish general election resulted in a razor-thin majority for the opposition bloc. Still, no-one is quite sure of how to form government. The post Dispatch from Sweden: Far right loses ground, but the left’s road to stable government will be…

AI warnings continue as Trump dismisses concerns as a “hoax”

Published: September 14, 2026 21:26

Apparently the only thing you need to guard against AI is a smart president... Meanwhile, Pauline Hanson's comments spark anger and her policies continue to generate criticism. The post AI warnings continue as Trump dismisses concerns as a “hoax” appeared…

Taylor wants to criminalise flag-burning. It shows the Liberals’ attachment to free speech is dead

Published: September 14, 2026 00:38

Like it or hate it, flag burning is a very old — and perfectly legitimate — way of expressing opposition to the actions of a nation state. The post Taylor wants to criminalise flag-burning. It shows the Liberals’ attachment to free speech is dead appeared…

One of legacy media’s big problems? How it frames migration is, statistically, un-Australian

Published: September 14, 2026 00:24

The second episode of the ABC's National Forum will look at "Australia's migration challenge". It's proof, yet again, that the media is asking the wrong questions. The post One of legacy media’s big problems? How it frames migration is, statistically,…

By peddling AUKUS and the China ‘threat’, Kevin 07 shows his very different vision of Australia

Published: September 13, 2026 23:16

Washington will have enjoyed Kevin Rudd's commitment to the "essential" AUKUS project. But the likes of Keating and Turnbull have an opposing vision of reality. The post By peddling AUKUS and the China ‘threat’, Kevin 07 shows his very different vision of…