Category: Crikey

The sniping and snarking and smirking didn’t grab viewers last night. The post Is anyone still watching Q+A? appeared first on Crikey.

The Australian disruptor is going from strength to strength. But when is it going to deliver profits and dividends? The post Afterpay delivers an unprecedented $426m bonanza to its US

Germany’s Green Party is within reach of the country’s highest office. If and when it takes power, will it be necessary to create a party beyond green? The post

Now that Victoria has stepped boldly into the voluntary assisted dying arena, has the state seen suffering diminish or increase? The post Victoria’s assisted dying law is approaching its

As families beg for help on social media, the government plays politics. The post Inside India’s terrifying second wave of COVID-19. How did it get so bad, so quick? appeared

Centre for Future Work senior economist Alison Pennington makes no apologies for harnessed rage. The post Belittled for being angry, Alison Pennington is breaking the mould of boring economists appeared

The scale of the digital illusionists that continue to amplify QAnon conspiracy theories cannot be ignored. The post How the QAnon conspiracy is being used by China and Russia to

George Christensen has built a loyal following that goes far beyond far north Queensland. The post I’m curious, George: what’s next for the ‘member for Manila’? appeared first on

This week called for serious reflection about the state of policing. Instead David Elliott picked a fight with some kids. The post Ignoring the real issues, the NSW police minister

With the world waking up to Australia’s climate criminality, work is underway to ensure our free-riding on climate action doesn’t cost jobs elsewhere. The post With Australia’s climate criminal status

It’s not so long since Nationals minister David Littleproud threatened the stability of the financial system because banks were acknowledging climate risks. So where is he when the prudential regulator

Good morning, early birds. Scott Morrison continues to avoid setting new emissions targets despite a historic pledge by Joe Biden to halve US emissions by 2030, and national cabinet has