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Trump and Harris trade insults and competing visions: our experts give their verdicts on the US presidential debate
Trump and Harris trade insults and competing visions: our experts on who won the US presidential debate
Analysis: 95% of Government Revenue not from Mining Industry
Scrap Fuel Tax Rebates For Mining Industry, Not Farmers
Pure Farce: Gas Import Proposal Shows Extraordinary Export Failure
Cost-of-Living Silences Live Music for Young Australians
GDP Figures Show Per Capita Recession Entrenched Amid Inequality Crisis 
Duck Shooting Inquiry – What’s Latest?
Harris delivers warm and strong acceptance speech as Democrats take joy, hope and renewal to the electorate
SA Government’s Proposed Donations Bill a Threat to Political Competition
Former ACCC Chair Professor Allan Fels to Deliver Third Annual Laurie Carmichael Lecture
Private company gatekeeping information detrimental to public debate
Privacy reforms leave workers’ sensitive information exposed
Reclaiming Knock-off Time
Sweet home, Chicago: the Democrats return to the site of their most tumultuous convention. This time, they are united
2% Levy on Gambling Revenue Could Replace Free-To-Air Advertising Spend
David Littleproud address to the Regional Australia Institute/Regions Rising national summit
Tax System Turbocharging Wealth Inequality In Australia
Dug up in Australia, burned around the world – exporting fossil fuels undermines climate targets
AUKUS Expansion Reveals Folly Of Blind Allegiance
Engineers break down plastics with common chemical, sunlight and air
$41 billion of new fossil fuel projects are gobbling up construction supply chain
By picking Tim Walz as her running mate, Harris shows she’s running her own race, by her own rules
NT motorists pay 32 times more in rego than the gas industry pays in royalties: New research
Off-Peak Hot Water: One Simple Change to Support Renewable Rollout
Majority of Australians oppose increasing public funding for political parties and candidates, but alternatives exist
Victorian Electoral Reforms Mixed Bag For Democracy
The right to disconnect is coming to Australia. What does this mean for you?
Government’s New Gas Exploration Permits Put Climate at Risk
Queensland deepfake underscores need for truth in political advertising laws
Biden out, Harris in? What this risky, unprecedented move could mean for the Democrats – and Donald Trump
Big ute loophole cost taxpayers over $250 million in 2023
Local Affordable Housing Plan For Mount Gambier
ITF’s ‘Nowhere to Hide’ campaign targeting WA ports next week
ITF NOWHERE TO HIDE CAMPAIGN TARGETING WA PORTS NEXT WEEK
Two-thirds of Democrats want Joe Biden to drop out of the presidential race. It’s time he listened
A bloodied, defiant Trump could become the defining image of the US election
Rex Patrick Loses FOI Delays Legal Battle, Pledges to Continue
Rise of minor parties and independents upends old predictive models; demands power sharing rethink
SA ICAC: Commissioner Resignation Must Trigger Rethink on Integrity Backslide
Dutton’s divestiture plan would help with cost-of-living, keep lid on inflation
Industry Experts To Make Australia’s Renewable Energy Revolution A Reality At National Manufacturing Summit
New union rights to boost workplace cooperation
Two Melbourne Men Jailed Over Failed 488kg Meth Import
Muddled answers and outright lies: what the Biden-Trump debate says about the dire state of US politics
Majority of Australians Back Action to Track and Address Child Poverty
With pressure mounting on the Biden administration, its pursuit of Assange was becoming both damaging and untenable

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