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%%dynamic_content_876%% Hypocrisy, insincerity and bigotry: not exactly light topics to kick off your weekend, but they’re words that describe how this week went down. Bernard Keane covered how Prime Minister Scott Morrison tried to distract us all from the dying planet with a dig at “inner-city wine bar elites” (perhaps forgetting there’s a wine bar underneath his own electorate office). The Coalition admitted coal is killing the planet but denied the government had any duty of care for those affected, while Morrison’s campaign for extra funding for fossil fuel power and carbon ca...

Not normal times nor allegations. The Porter matter is a turning point — for all Crikey 12/03/2021 © Provided by Crikey Note: This story contains detailed description of sexual assault. It also discusses suicide. No one does investigative journalism better than Four Corners. The program has been serving the public interest for decades. It holds power to account. It is a vital national institution. It’s important to say this upfront because if Four Corners can’t nail a story down then, by and large, no one can. If it fails to make a conclusive case then it won’t be for lack of sk...

Crikey anonymously. The Prime Minister’s Office hasn’t had a good fortnight for public relations, but at least it’s handling it with tact and grace — just kidding, of course: as Kishor Napier-Raman wrote this week, the prime minister’s team has been relentlessly hassling and attempting to bully journalists out of reporting stories. Speaking of an absolute lack of tact, Georgia Wilkins took a look at big bonuses for the businesses raking in JobKeeper (while JobSeeker payments are set to plunge people below the poverty line), while Madonna King gave Scott Morrison some notes on how to...

The truth is the outrageous nonsense spouted by the renegade Liberal MP is mostly spun from generic alt-right conspiracies and ideas.