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PM stares down Hard Left
A frustrated Anthony Albanese has warned violent protesters and their political backers that dealing with Israel is crucial to advancing peace in the Middle East, as he and the Jewish state’s visiting President, Isaac Herzog, seek to heal a years-long...
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DIGNITY v DISGRACE
Pro-palestine protesters screamed vile slogans in three capital cities on Monday night during ugly rallies against the visit of Israeli President Isaac Herzog just 57 days after Sydney’s Jewish community was devastated by the Bondi terror attack in...
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Plea for ‘calm and respect’
Bondi Beach massacre survivors have implored the nation and leftwing activists to treat the visit of Israeli President Isaac Herzog with calm and respect, declaring the Jewish state figurehead’s fourday tour should be a moment that sparks a new era of...
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Universities stand idly by as cheating students ‘lobotomise’ their brains with AI
Student cheating at universities is now at endemic levels, with AI tools such as CHATGPT completing a majority of assignments and coursework and producing worthless degrees, while software designed to identify AI is either under-used or not deployed at...
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Chinese strategists, Sicilian uncles: how sun set on Hastie’s ambitions … for now
Sun Tzu – the ancient Chinese strategist whose seminal work Andrew Hastie was caught studying in question time this week – had one golden rule for winning a war: let your enemy crumble of their own accord. “If you wait by the river long enough, the...
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Daughter of royal commission’s lead lawyer led uni pro-palestine activism
The daughter of the senior counsel assisting the antisemitism royal commission is a prominent pro-palestine student activist, who led the University of Sydney’s student body in rallying against the “ongoing ethnic cleansing of Palestinians” and called...
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WRONG WAY, YOU PAY
Jim Chalmers’ productivity agenda is crumbling and Labor faces inflation surging to more than 4 per cent, price growth staying elevated until mid-2027 and at least one more interest rate hike, after the Reserve Bank raised rates and delivered dismal...
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Spending forecasts do a number on the RBA
The Reserve Bank risks mismanaging higher inflation by placing too much faith in increasingly underestimated Treasury spending projections, economists have warned, ahead of what is likely to be the first interest rate rise in more than two years on...
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Alcaraz steals the punch line as Joker comes up short
And so here we are inside Rod Laver Arena. Where the atmosphere is celebratory before we even know what happens. Somebody is about to make history. Perhaps Carlos Alcaraz will win the Australian Open to complete the fabled career grand slam. Perhaps...
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Charlotte writes to you from her (very) raw heart
Not long after her divorce at the tender age of 29, Charlotte Ree poured her story of heartbreak into a powerful memoir that brimmed with love, family drama, and home cooking. A generation of young women have devoured her words. The bestselling...
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Brunch time for Libs: breakfast summit fails to strike pact so Ley not toast ... yet
Sussan Ley has renewed hope that she can cling on to her tenuous leadership of the Liberal Party after conservative rivals Andrew Hastie and Angus Taylor failed to strike a deal in a secret breakfast meeting with factional powerbrokers in...
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Diplomat dictates terms: play by China’s rules or Beijing will torpedo trade (again)
China’s top official in Australia says the Xi regime could withdraw “substantive” investments should Labor pursue its election promise to take back the Port of Darwin, as he said Beijing would “take measures to protect” its business interests...
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‘Licence to preach and teach Islam’: Morrison
Scott Morrison is urging Muslim leaders to accredit preachers, translate religious teachings into English and clamp down on links to foreign Islamist groups, in a taboo-breaking agenda to cast extremism out from mosques and schools. In one of the most...
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Traitors versus the true: our values under siege
The nation’s social cohesion crisis has heightened after shocking displays of antisemitism, violence and extremist rhetoric on Australia Day, with a rudimentary explosive device thrown into a crowd being treated as a potential mass casualty event,...
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Australian of the Year aims for stars to make space for next gen
Katherine Bennell-pegg is aiming for the stars and wants to bring Australia with her, as the astronaut and new Australian of the Year starts a push to grow the nation’s space sector and prepare our school children for a new age of exploration. The...
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