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Sydney, Australia · Sydney

National weather forecast for Tuesday November 15

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

National weather forecast for Tuesday November 15See the Story

The shady’s not for turning

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

It has been an outrageous 24 hours in Australian politics, with the Coalition proving themselves to be backwards, cowardly, fringe figures once more.See the Story

The life of the party

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Scrap the woke wank, kick out the remaining moderates, oppose the Indigenous voice to parliament, ditch net zero and stop listening to NSW Treasurer Matt Kean.See the Story

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Blame All the Single Ladies

Coverage: 2 sources

Some pundits on the right have decided that unmarried women are at fault for the GOP’s electoral dysfunction.See the Story

Honolulu · Honolulu

A leap of faith

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

In 2019, Maureen McNamara and her wife, Jennifer Stark, now both 60, took a leap of faith and decided to sell their popular restaurant, Amici’s Kitchen & Living Room, in the Detroit suburb of Berkley, Mich. The couple had owned it for 15 years. They packed up all their belongings — including two Shih Tzus named Junie and George — and moved to the tiny hamlet of Phoenicia, N.Y., nestled in the Catskill Mountains, about 100 miles north of New York…See the Story

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Calling the kettle blak

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Greens senator Lidia Thorpe, most would agree, showed a “significant lack of judgement” in failing to disclose a relationship with a former bikie boss while serving on the parliamentary law enforcement committee.See the Story

Integrity matters

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Labor’s proposed national anti-corruption commission looks to be arriving not a moment too soon, with Australia’s faith in government on the decline. Only 41 per cent of Australians believe the government can generally be trusted to do the right thing, down from 44 per cent last year and 56 per cent in November 2020.See the Story

Exceptional circumstances

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

It is shaping up to be a “wild ride in the red chamber”, as Manager of Government Business in the Senate Katy Gallagher warned yesterday, amid a heavy schedule of bills to pass before Christmas.See the Story

Implausible deniability

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Victorian upper-house MP Catherine Cumming – who is running for the Angry Victorians Party in the forthcoming state election – must think voters are all extremely stupid. What else could explain her ridiculous defence, after being called out for telling a group of protesters that she wanted to turn Premier Daniel Andrews into “red mist” – as opposed to “pink mist”, as it is known “in the army”?See the Story

Morality test

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Interviewing Chris Bowen about the state of play at COP27, where negotiations are continuing into the night, AM’s Sabra Lane put it bluntly. “Is there a moral imperative for Australia to stop opening new coal and gas fields, and are you planning to use the safeguard mechanism to limit and police carbon emissions from new projects?” she asked. The minister for climate change ignored the first part of her question, so Lane followed up.See the Story

Cooking up a storm

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Things in Victoria are getting weirder.See the Story

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