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Sky News Australia has published an in-depth report about a full throttle attempt to influence the outcome of a democratic referendum in the country. Facebook (now known as Meta) and a legion of supposedly third-party "fact checkers" are shutting down journalists and activists who oppose the referendum in an effort to silence dissent.

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Credlin blasted Facebook last week after her on-camera editorial about the true length of the Uluru Statement from the Heart was labelled false information.

Two of Australia’s most powerful universities and a multi-billion dollar tech giant are fronting campaigns to silence news coverage of the Voice to influence the referendum.

Peter Dutton copped a grilling on this week's Kitchen Cabinet and referred to his daughter as his "best mistake", which isn't weird at all.

Opposition leader Peter Dutton has justified "racist" comments he made in 2016 about Lebanese Muslims migrating to Australia, insisting there was an "overrepresentation" of "people who were radicalised".

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's argument that long-term government is counterposed to pro-working class policies contains major flaws, argues Alex Bainbridge.

Elon Musk has torn into Facebook, weighing in on the controversy over the platform’s use of independent fact checkers that are influencing elections and have been accused of bias.

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he would not change his approach to the Voice to Parliament if he had his time again, shifting blame for the falling support to the negative “noise” and the lack of bipartisanship on the issue.