Politics
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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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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Labor members want to tax gas giants. The government doesn't have to listen.
Two proposals worth billions are on the table at this week's Labor conference, but even if members vote yes, nothing has to change.
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Why are the richest Australian suburbs barely building any new housing?
The Sydney council that's trying to dodge housing targets, despite barely building any homes.
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What is the real goal of Australia's newest political party?
Former Independent MPs now have their eyes on the senate.
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Fed up with fronting the cost of extreme weather, Australian councils say fossil fuel companies should pay
Councillors say they are tired of ratepayers footing the bill for climate disasters, while our biggest polluters pay nothing.
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"Monoculture" is the new word of the week: What does it actually mean?
The word went from nowhere to national headlines in a matter of days. But most people searching it have no idea what's really being said.
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Australia’s new environment cop can’t put anyone behind bars, but it can fine them more than $800 million
With just three weeks until the launch of the National Environmental Protection Agency, what can it actually do?
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Big business is creating fake community groups in Australia, and it's completely legal
These "grassroots” movements appear to be organised by everyday people, but pull back the curtain and you’ll find the fossil fuel industry.
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One Nation would use taxpayer money to fund riskier gas projects
Analyst warns it’s the wrong option and a “red flag”.
Energy
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Why won't Anika Wells talk to us about gambling?
The minister responsible for letting all those betting ads go to air isn't keen to promote her new policies.
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Newsletter: A job to shut me up
Plus: Why your landlord says they can't afford to fix anything
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