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Could ‘Talafreako’ turn Texas blue? Crikey’s on the ground in the Lone Star State, where God’s vote isn’t clear

Published: October 28, 2026 00:22

In the cattle barns and voting booths of Dallas, Republicans are torn between their loathing of Ken Paxton and their fear of James Talarico. The answer could spell the end of Donald Trump's imperial presidency. The post Could ‘Talafreako’ turn Texas blue?…

Welcome to Lost Latitudes, Crikey’s new weekly newsletter to moor yourself in a world gone mad

Published: October 27, 2026 01:48

Has the state of the world — and all its ceaseless, rapid change — made you feel adrift? You're not alone, and Crikey's politics editor Bernard Keane is here to chart a course somewhere better. The post Welcome to Lost Latitudes, Crikey’s new weekly…

Lula won a ‘miracle’ election in Brazil. Now comes the hard part: putting the country back on the right track

Published: October 26, 2026 23:49

Lula's victory matters far beyond Brazil's borders, as he navigates a deeply divided country and pressure from overseas. The post Lula won a ‘miracle’ election in Brazil. Now comes the hard part: putting the country back on the right track appeared first…

The cracks in Australia’s defence policy: The Navy is being set up for failure

Published: October 26, 2026 00:21

The government says the ADF’s job includes protecting Australia’s maritime trade. It’s a mission the Navy can’t possibly fulfil — and a convenient justification for AUKUS. The post The cracks in Australia’s defence policy: The Navy is being set up for…

What does a One Nation MP in Victoria actually look like?

Published: October 25, 2026 23:53

Rikkie-Lee Tyrrell is One Nation's only sitting MP in Victoria — but that could change come the state election next month. What have her past four years looked like? The post What does a One Nation MP in Victoria actually look like? appeared first on…

The manosphere is a catalyst for rising threats against women in politics. Are we paying attention?

Published: October 25, 2026 23:47

Everyone is finally listening to longstanding calls from women in politics about the rise of targeted threats against them. The 'manosphere' has a large role in such threats — and it feeds on content such as Ben Roberts-Smith's rehabilitation tour. The…

I don’t care if the timing of the Steele-John allegations is a factional hitjob. I care if they are true

Published: October 23, 2026 01:58

Rumours about Steele-John have been floating around long enough that they warrant an inquiry — regardless of which faction is calling for it. The post I don’t care if the timing of the Steele-John allegations is a factional hitjob. I care if they are true…

The Bundists opposed nationalism dictating Jewish identity. The same battles are being fought today

Published: October 22, 2026 22:48

The history of the Jewish Labour Bund, a movement that fought antisemitism, fascism and Zionism, is brought vividly to life in Molly Crabapple's book 'Here Where We Live Is Our Country'. The post The Bundists opposed nationalism dictating Jewish identity.…

The Snoop: Ben Roberts-Smith’s media blitz, The Australian’s participation trophy, and more

Published: October 22, 2026 01:03

Plus, in the wake of the attack on Helen Haines, Anthony Albanese has issued a subtle warning to the press. The post The Snoop: Ben Roberts-Smith’s media blitz, The Australian’s participation trophy, and more appeared first on Crikey.

All quiet on the giant flaw in Labor’s climate policy

Published: October 22, 2026 01:00

The government allows polluters to exploit cheap, worthless carbon credit units to continue emitting greenhouse gases. The Productivity Commission had a chance to weigh in on the problem, but went MIA instead The post All quiet on the giant flaw in Labor’s…

‘Chaff bag’ to ‘Hang Dan Andrews’: Australian politics has been turning up the heat for years

Published: October 21, 2026 00:25

Regardless of the motivations behind the attack on Helen Haines, it follows rising threats against Australian politicians in recent years — and more than a decade of simmering rhetoric. The post ‘Chaff bag’ to ‘Hang Dan Andrews’: Australian politics has…

Where the teals at? Independents face a tough battle in Victoria — but don’t count them out

Published: October 20, 2026 21:33

In perhaps the most unpredictable election in recent Victorian history, an independent upset could surprise in several seats — though it will be challenge. The post Where the teals at? Independents face a tough battle in Victoria — but don’t count them out…

The Snoop: Swedes see Australian kids as ‘lab rats’, documentary maker claims he’s been cancelled, and more

Published: October 20, 2026 01:46

Plus: A former New York mayor has some suggestions for Melbourne's Federation Square, and the president of Cameroon... visits Cameroon. The post The Snoop: Swedes see Australian kids as ‘lab rats’, documentary maker claims he’s been cancelled, and more…

The greatest threats to Australia’s national security? The Western mindset and a blinding nostalgia

Published: October 20, 2026 01:36

Australia’s allegiance to the US and One Nation’s vision for the country have one thing in common: a fanciful desire to cling to the “past”.   The post The greatest threats to Australia’s national security? The Western mindset and a blinding nostalgia…

The attack on Helen Haines will be no defining moment, only another step towards fragmentation

Published: October 20, 2026 01:18

There are calls for the attack on MP Helen Haines to be a turning point in political discourse. Evidence suggests things will only get worse. The post The attack on Helen Haines will be no defining moment, only another step towards fragmentation appeared…