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Share Why did Victorian Premier Ted Baillieu ignore EPA advice to build a bypass for an inner-city Melbourne street traversed by 500 trucks an hour, in favour of one that sees just 60? Environment editor Sandi Keane reports from what may...
Share In which the Last Person in Australia Approving of Prime Minister Gillard is Exposed by the Media and, Rejected by his Family, Takes up Residence in a Hole on the Banks of the Yarra, where he Contemplates Opinion Polls and his...
Share British MPs from the House of Commons Culture, Media and Sport Committee handed down a damning judgment on phone hacking at News Corporation’s UK arm, News International — and about its shonky management practices, especially...
Share Our citizenship has been effectively revoked and we are all now terrorist suspects, says John Pilger — so what are we going to do about it? You are all potential terrorists. It matters not that you live in Britain, the United...
Share Senior correspondent Barry Everingham reveals that he was the one that introduced Grahame Morris to the Liberal Party, which has led Morris into becoming the sort of man who tells people they ought to kick our female Prime Minister...
Share The mainstream media failed to adequately report on political insider Grahame Morris inciting violence against the Australian Prime Minister on Monday — managing editor David Donovan suggests why. My story yesterday about Liberal...
Share The media industry will vehemently resist any calls for regulation coming out of the Convergence Review, says Dr Susan Forde — but that doesn’t mean it’s not in the public interest. I’m looking forward to the next...
Share Prominent Liberal urges Australians to kick Julia Gillard to death, but the media don’t seem to think it’s a story. Managing editor David Donovan reports on Australia’s propagandistic press. Grahame Morris Yesterday...
Share Tony Abbott’s Friday comparison of asylum seekers with drug runners should be treated with utter disdain, says senior correspondent Barry Everingham. Tony Abbott’s arrogance is getting out of control and his hairy-chested...
Share Just over one hundred years ago, on 27 March 1912, Australia introduced compulsory enrolment and, in 1924, compulsory voting — since then, participation in the voting process has become an accepted and entrenched activity in...
