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85% of respondents were concerned news is reported from a particular point of view rather than being balanced or impartial. The post Australians losing faith in TV news, regulator warns

Scandals like the one Bridget McKenzie is facing used to end careers. The post When did Australian politicians become incapable of shame? appeared first on Crikey.

Bishop will bring ‘unparalleled expertise’ as Lex Greensill pitches his controversial finance company to Canberra. The post Who is the Australian billionaire who just hired Julie Bishop? appeared first on

The Department of Social Services has found an excellent way to streamline its grants process: get rid of that pesky “transparency” stuff! The post Welcome to the era of invitation-only

The legal ramifications of the Coalition’s latest rorting scandal run deeper than you may think. The post We know Bridget McKenzie is a political rorter. Here is how she can

2020 was always predicted to be a risky year for Australia’s economy — and that was before the bushfires hit. The post Economy moves into uncharted territory as markets surge,

Science Minister Karen Andrews defiantly stands against her colleagues on climate change. But is she backing that up with any action? The post The face of the Scomo’s climate evolution

The greyhound racing industry is still being showered in taxpayer funding, even as it slaughters dogs. The post Gone are the dogs: governments have totally abandoned their promises on greyhound

If you wanta get your bagmen in a frenzy… introduce them to Bridget McKenzie! The post The Adventures of Bridget McKenzie appeared first on Crikey.

What to do when your usual brand of climate denialism comes under fire? Find a new one, of course. The post News Corp is trying to dictate a broken climate

Liberal backbencher Craig Kelly isn’t the only odd choice international media has made. The post Who speaks for us: Australia’s international bushfire reps are a mixed bag appeared first

Good morning, early birds. Westpac has been linked to an international paedophilia case, and the tourism industry is taking a billion-dollar hit as Australians cancel their travel plans in droves.