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ABC News • Laura Tingle • March 18, 2023 • abc.net.au
You don't have to agree with Keating to realise he's posing profoundly important questions
Where Paul Keating has led our national debate should always be more important than the roadkill incurred as he careers wildly down the fast slope of politics, writes Laura Tingle.
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The New Daily • Michael Pascoe • March 18, 2023 • thenewdaily.com.au
Hurt feelings trump media ability to weigh Paul Keating’s substance
Paul Keating opened the door to the unexamined question of how we arrived at this point, both nationally and within the Labor Party.
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Ronni Salt@RonniSalt
"There was Keating’s claim that France made a counter-offer of nuclear-powered submarines ... but the Aust govt didn’t get back to them. Notice any headlines about that? Neither did I. It would be good to know, but, hey, Paul Keating called someone a nong"
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The Sydney Morning Herald • Nick McKenzie • March 18, 2023 • smh.com.au
Soldiers of hate: Army investigates neo-Nazis in its ranks
The Australian Army has discovered serving members are neo-Nazis, as a new generation of far-right leadership emerges with a declared interest in guns.
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The Saturday Paper • Hugh White • March 15, 2023 • thesaturdaypaper.com.au
The AUKUS submarines will never happen
Multiple points of failure are built into this program, coupled with the deep flaws in its strategic logic. AUKUS will become an embarrassing memory, if it is remembered at all.
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The Guardian • Lucy Clark • March 18, 2023 • theguardian.com
Sam Neill on his new memoir and living with blood cancer: ‘I’m not afraid to die, but it would annoy me’
The New Zealand actor’s new memoir reveals that he has been ‘crook’ with blood cancer and will need chemo for the rest of his life. But relaxing on his farm, he is philosophical. ‘Dying? I couldn’t care less,’ he says
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The Canberra Times • Ebony Bennett • March 18, 2023 • canberratimes.com.au
This subs deal shows that anything is affordable
Climate change is a more real and present danger to the security of Australians than an over-hyped threat...
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Australia Institute@TheAusInstitute
"Despite electing a Labor government at the last federal election, Australia is about to spend half a trillion dollars implementing the Coalition's economic, defence and climate policy agenda" - dep director @ebony_bennett in the @canberratimes #auspol
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The Guardian • Ben Doherty • March 18, 2023 • theguardian.com
‘I need my freedom’: Mohammed Al-Bdairi should be at the birth of his child – but he remains in detention
The Iraqi refugee’s visa was cancelled in 2019 but the Administrative Appeals Tribunal overturned the ruling in December
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The Saturday Paper • Martin McKenzie-Murray • March 18, 2023 • thesaturdaypaper.com.au
‘Fraud, money laundering’: Inside the Hillsong papers
A cache of leaked financial documents alleges staggering misconduct and outrageous spending at the Australian megachurch.
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Pearls and Irritations • David Armstrong • March 18, 2023 • johnmenadue.com
On AUKUS, gallery journalists defend the line
In the Canberra press gallery, policy analysis takes second place to ephemeral politics, as highlighted by the response to Paul Keating’s criticisms of the AUKUS submarine deal. The former PM’s blistering National Press Club attack on AUKUS – and on journalists for the quality of their questions – provoked a curious Twitter response from Anna Continue reading »
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The Guardian • Ben Smee • March 18, 2023 • theguardian.com
More than 95% of north Queensland children on internal police ‘blacklist’ are Indigenous
Exclusive: repeat offender index has become a ‘dangerous blacklist’ in what local elders say leads to racial profiling
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The Guardian • Lucy Clark • March 18, 2023 • theguardian.com
Sam Neill: Jurassic Park actor reveals he is being treated for stage-three blood cancer
Exclusive: Neill underwent chemotherapy after being diagnosed with angioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma
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The Australian • Alan Howe • March 18, 2023 • theaustralian.com.au
Foxtel’s Brian Walsh helped reshape Australian television
Obituary
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The Saturday Paper • Royce Kurmelovs • March 18, 2023 • thesaturdaypaper.com.au
Climate activist Violet CoCo and protest laws
In an exclusive interview, climate activist Violet CoCo, who won her appeal against a jail sentence this week, details what she has learnt about the ‘theatre’ of politics.
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The Sydney Morning Herald • Peter FitzSimons • March 18, 2023 • smh.com.au
Tuariki Delamere: The greatest sporting innovator you’ve probably never heard of
The Fosbury flop would go on to enduring fame but the “Delamere Flip” hit the trash-can, where it has remained ever since.
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The Saturday Paper • Kieran Pender • March 18, 2023 • thesaturdaypaper.com.au
Whistleblowers need protection
Whistleblowers are vital actors in our democracy, upholding our right to know. Without them – and the public interest journalism they make possible – corruption and human rights abuses go unaddressed. In recent weeks, Senator David Pocock and members of parliament Zoe Daniel and Andrew Wilkie have all given voice to whistleblowers.
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The Shot • March 17, 2023 • theshot.net.au
Paul Keating said mean things about me and my stupid newspaper and now I have hurt feelings
The future of The Shot
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The Guardian • Khaled Al Khawaldeh • March 18, 2023 • theguardian.com
‘If we want to eat it, we have to farm it’: the push to grow Australia’s $2bn aquaculture industry
Farmed seafood overtook wild caught fish for the first time in 2021-2022. ‘It can be extremely profitable,’ researcher says
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The Sydney Morning Herald • James Massola • March 17, 2023 • smh.com.au
‘God help future generations’: Peter Garrett unloads on AUKUS
The former Labor cabinet minister and Midnight Oil frontman delivered a withering critique of Australia’s decision to acquire nuclear-powered submarines.
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