Analysis
How I ended up arguing about nuclear waste with Barnaby Joyce at 7:30am
Joyce wouldn’t say if he’d store waste in his electorate of New England.
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How a housing shortage can bankrupt the people building the houses
It turns out making money from building houses might not be as straight forward as it seems, with one major developer owing billi.
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State leaders will show who they meet with. Why won't the Prime Minister?
Multiple states regularly release the diaries of Premiers and Ministers, while federal pollies get to keep them a secret.
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Newsletter: My morning with Barnaby
How I ended up talking about nuclear waste at 7:30am on a Monday.
One Nation Victoria's nuclear plan leaves more questions than answers
The CSIRO says nuclear is at least 15 years away if we start today.
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Former defence chief wants climate risk added to travel warnings
38 Australians remain missing after the floods on the Nepal-Tibet border.
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Australian indie games offer an alternative as major titles hit $160
GTA VI's Ultimate Edition costs $160. Some of Australia's best games cost a fraction of that.
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These indie game devs helped build a $600 million goldmine
Hollow Knight, Unpacking, Cult of the Lamb and Untitled Goose Game all sprouted from the minds of creative Australians. How did we get here?
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When my rental situation got wobbly, I went to a tribunal. How did it go?
There is a midway point between doing nothing and going to court, and it only cost $60.
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Grifter economy: How influencers profit by radicalising broke young men
When all hope is lost, a new breed of snake oil salesman emerges ...
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The solar discount households have had since 2011 is about to open up to big business
Businesses have installed only a quarter of the rooftop solar that homes have. That's about to change.
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How did private companies end up owning our roads?
NSW sold the WestConnex to Transurban for $20 billion. By 2060, drivers will have paid $64 billion in tolls on that road alone.
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Pliberseck: Dads can save their sons from the manosphere
Tanya Pliberseck says men "need to talk about the complexity of their lives, in their own words."
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Pro-nuclear group runs “affordable energy” campaign through domain registered to National Party think tank
Affordable Energy Australia's website was originally registered to the Page Research Centre, before being sold on to the Coalition for Conservation.
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I watched Karl Stefanovic's "Great NET ZERO" debate so you don't have to
Angus Taylor, Matt Canavan and Colin Boyce were on show in Central Queensland to argue net zero is killing the bush. Some of what they said didn't hold up.
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