Recent Articles
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Bob Carr says there was no 'deal' but Indonesian authorities are certainly expecting something in return for the early release of Schapelle Corby. Why then have the Australians on death-row been left out?
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The Thomson scandal is now such a mess it can only be solved by the courts. But our vicious parliament has trashed the presumption of innocence in a race to the bottom, writes Ben Eltham
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Management at Sydney community radio station 2ser plan to sack its only paid news and current affairs staffer. The move is short-sighted and undermines the station's role as a training ground for professional journalists, writes Shant Fabricatorian
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While Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki hangs out on Google+, reporters are being tried under his predecessor's restrictive press code. Bill Code speaks to local journalists about the rise of a new 'morals police'
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State government coffers are squeezed by the Commonwealth on one hand and their responsibilities to constituents on the other. For the states to be effective we need a new fiscal deal, writes Ian McAuley
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The MTC's latest play about a scientist who unravels the global warming 'hoax' has polarised critics. The Heretic is propaganda first - but it also proves scepticism has well and truly entered the mainstream, writes Adam Brereton
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On Saturday young Muslim activists staged a flash mob protest against the Syrian regime at Sydney's Darling Harbour. Watch a video of the powerful silent action here
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Matilda Snapshots is our new series of unvarnished accounts of Australian working life. In this first installment, not everything goes to plan when Troy Henderson visits an Illawarra coal miner
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An inquiry into the collapse of dodgy investment firm Trio Capital has found a history of mismanagement, deception and highly lucrative fraud. Is self-managed super a ticking time bomb, asks Ben Eltham
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There are striking similarities between Anders Breivik's manifesto and the rhetoric of Europe's newly popular far right politicians. How long before 'anti-Islamisation' takes off here, asks Mike Carey
