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PoliticsVideos on social media expose the intentions of high-profile white supremacists to exploit the racist resentment the mainstream right has unleashed. The post Australia is sleepwalking down the road to white supremacism appeared first on Crikey.See the Story
Australia is sleepwalking down the road to white supremacism
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Australia · AustraliaThe Victorian government has announced a new plan to speed up development of new housing estates. But critics say the plan will make it harder for families to afford to buy and build new homes in the state. They say it will also make it more difficult to get planning permission for new developments.See the Story
Andrews' housing plan is ambitious and sensible — the backlash is not
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Australia · AustraliaTo those who believe voting Yes to the Voice to Parliament is progressive, we ask you to see it what it is: a meaningless, regressive consolation prize. The post We don’t want reconciliation. We want a reckoning appeared first on Crikey.See the Story
We don't want reconciliation. We want a reckoning
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Qantas · AustraliaQantas' annual report has revealed just how much more the airline is gouging its customers. The crucial cents-per-kilometre metric leapt almost 40% last year compared to pre-COVID figures. Yet the national carrier's costs, including the fuel expenses it constantly blames for high airfares, have only risen 20% during the same period. The two main divisions responsible for the company's $2.47 billion profit, which netted its executives and directors bumper pay rises, were Qantas mainline international and domestic.See the Story
'Nothing like that in Australia': Amid Qantas' IT woes, it's time for proper customer refund protections
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Scott Morrison · AustraliaPM Anthony Albanese has announced a year-long inquiry into our response to the COVID-19 pandemic. It will call on state premiers to give evidence about how they worked together, but will not have the scope to investigate any of the major decisions they took individually. Former PM Scott Morrison told The Australian Financial Review he would cooperate only if the inquiry looked at state and federal leaders.See the Story
Scott Morrison is right: Any COVID inquiry that doesn't look at state issues is meaningless
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Australia · AustraliaRupert Murdoch has announced he is shifting to a chairman emeritus role in a far-away corner suite. Warren Buffett, 93 as of August, is also a global billionaire, without concern about elites. He still oversees the most followed company in the world by investors, Berkshire Hathaway.See the Story
Murdoch vs Buffett: Who's the better billionaire?
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Australia · AustraliaCrikey analysed remote voter services in the NT to understand the split of Indigenous votes between Senators Price and McCarthy. The post Just who does Jacinta Nampijinpa Price represent? Crikey breaks down Indigenous voting patterns in the NT appeared first on Crikey.See the Story
Just who does Jacinta Nampijinpa Price represent? Crikey breaks down Indigenous voting patterns in the NT
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Australia · AustraliaIn a new series, Crikey looks at the carbon credits con job that guarantees Australia will fail to meet its climate targets. Tony Abbott has been out of politics for four years, and out of office for eight years, but his denialist hand still controls Australian climate policy from beyond the political grave. He will guarantee Australia will not reach Labor's mandated target of a 43% reduction in carbon emissions by 2030.See the Story
We are being conned on carbon credits — they're an Abbott-era fiction, and an expensive one
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