Contributor. Glenn Dyer has been a finance journalist and TV producer for more than 40 years. He has worked at Maxwell Newton ...
Crikey’s political editor Bernard Keane is no stranger to a contentious opinion.
Jacinta Allan has quit. Was the pressure too much? Or did a certain soul sister come ...
A law change in 1998 meant an end to any possible joke candidates — though Mr “Of The Above None” did slip through one year.
The idea of weighting voting by age so as to give younger people more say in the decisions that will affect them would ...
The federal government remains committed to spending billions of dollars on the Suburban Rail Loop disaster in Melbourne.
Following the media storm over the appointment of Mia Freedman’s son Luca Lavigne as the CEO of Mamamia, a representative for ...
Pauline Hanson barred reporters from multiple publications from her Melbourne event. Not me, but that didn’t prevent me from ...
The Snoop: Daily Telegraph finds the real housing crisis, the Little Orange Book of Hanson, and more
The Daily Telegraph is very concerned about the housing crisis — which, by its definition, is the falling of Sydney’s ...
Question 17 on the census has lit up group chats and left some Chinese-Australians scratching their heads about their place ...
The courts are barely holding back the deluge of AI-written content used by lawyers. But it's small-fry compared to another ...
Defence initially referred to the NACC a case involving a former 'star-ranked' navy officer. The NACC chose to send it back ...
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