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- Tony Wright’s Column
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Trump-lite dynamite: Did copying the president’s playbook blow up Dutton’s campaign?
The opposition leader clearly thought he was on a good thing when he looked to the approach of Donald Trump and Elon Musk.
- Tony Wright
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Goodbye Sydney, next stop… Tasmania? I got to ask John Longmire the question we’re all thinking
Will one of the greatest brains in Australian rules football really step away from coaching for good?
- Vince Rugari
- Analysis
- Australia votes
From battlers to basket weavers: A guide to Australia’s voter types
A rich vocabulary has emerged to describe different voter groups in increasingly complex electorates.
- Matt Wade
Hugh once delivered cheese to the Queen. Now he’s built the key to synthetic life
The first-ever synthetic multicellular organism is ready to come to life after a Sydney breakthrough 10 years in the making.
- Angus Dalton
‘He’s match fit’: Albanese takes out first week of race, but many voters probably didn’t notice
The prime minister has been disciplined while Dutton’s supporters are looking for him to improve.
- Matthew Knott and Paul Sakkal
How housing, hope and, yes, even horses have shaped this suburb
It’s home to Australia’s most famous racecourse, but there is so much more to Flemington.
- Sophie Aubrey
After ‘Adolescence’: How a TV show made Britain confront its problem with lost boys
Boys are falling into a dangerous world full of anger and entitlement, experts say, and it shouldn’t take a TV show to stop it.
- Rob Harris
- Analysis
- Naked City
Mokbel: The last chapter is yet to be written
The judicial process around Tony Mokbel makes the Suburban Rail Loop look like a frugal investment and the CFMEU a benevolent organisation.
- John Silvester
New world order: Trump’s tariff attack sparks global recession fears
His trade secretary says a recession would be “worth it” to restructure the US economy, while Trump plays it down but admits there could be bumps.
- Michael Koziol
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- Aviation
One April day, when a crazy dream got two cities flying high
Con artists, scammers and the cynical know how to make the gullible suffer. But on April Fool’s Day, innocence can turn into shared mirth.
- Tony Wright
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