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Snowy Mountains Alpine Walk nears completion

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A new hiking trail along the upper Snowy River is in its final stages and has been likened to Tasmania’s iconic Cradle Mountain...

Labor aims for $1.9b from multinational tax crackdown

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The federal government lost an estimated $6bn in revenue in 2014 as a consequence of tax avoidance by multinational corporations with Australian operations, according...

Political donations reform is overdue — Labor shouldn’t waste time with...

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Australian Trade Minister Don Farrell’s commitment to lowering the political donation disclosure threshold to $1000 and requiring real-time reporting of donations is a welcome...

Coalition spent almost $3.8 billion in 2021 on Consultants

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In the run-up to the Federal election, the government’s use of external consultants has come under the microscope. Spending on consultants has surged with...

The Uber Files show how a tech company convinced the world...

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Former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick in 2017 (Image: AAP/Evan Agostini/Invision)The Uber Files confirmed what had long been reported: top executives knowingly flouted the law to...

What the oil and gas industry tells itself

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Royce Kurmelovs reportsOn day two, Kevin Gallagher stepped to the main stage at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre, where the oil and gas...

With the persecution of Collaery ended, it’s time to hold the...

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Bernard Keane writes in CrikeyBernard Collaery’s immediate ordeal is over. For four years he has been pursued by a vindictive government hellbent on punishing...

‘Pushing bullshit’: Leaked docs reveal Dutton’s education farce

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Peter Dutton’s attempt to reignite the education wars ignores a key point of very modern history: it was the Coalition that signed off on...

How men without substance squander success and leave politics diminished

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Bernard Keane writes in Crikey As Boris Johnson noted, in his ungracious and reluctant resignation speech, he departed despite a large mandate. He had won...

Australia’s Timor-Leste intervention has a dark history — one perpetrators want...

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Bernard Keane writes in CrikeyThe failure to prosecute the alleged perpetrators of war crimes committed during Australia’s intervention in East Timor — and the...