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Hezbollah flags, terrorist memorials are the end result of our mushy multiculturalism
Carrying a Hezbollah flag is light years away from, say, showing your support for Palestinian civilians caught in the crossfire between Israel and Hamas or hoping the Palestinians get a state, writes James Morrow.
Killed Hamas leader’s link to Labor-funded UN group revealed
A senior Hamas official killed in an Israeli airstrike has been revealed to also have been a top educator employed by a controversial UN aid organisation.
US atomic revival fools local energy denialists
Just like in the 1970s, opponents of nuclear power aren’t allowing facts get in the way of a good scare campaign, James Morrow writes.
Labor trying to ‘ram through’ misinformation bill
Shadow communications minister David Coleman has questioned how people are meant to respond to a complicated piece of legislation in just a week.
It costs $1b a year. But that’s not the ABC’s biggest problem
The national broadcaster has suffered a series of embarrassments and failures. It’s revealed what the biggest issue for the ABC is.
Labor is about to create two classes of free speech. Here’s how the Coalition can stop them
While Australians may not be free speech absolutists, they do have a strong allergy to class systems, tech companies, politicians, and powerful people having a lend, writes James Morrow.
ABC ‘manipulated’ my war crimes quotes, says former US drug agent
A “furious” Bret Hamilton has demanded the ABC remove another war crimes story, claiming he was misrepresented when talking about Australian soldiers in Afghanistan. Watch the video
‘Megaphone of the left’: Backlash against ABC fake news
The ABC is under fire over ‘fake’ gunshots added to a story about serious war crime allegations by Australian soldiers, as a former chairman of the national broadcaster accuses it of being a ‘self-serving collective’.
Record numbers of Gazans in Australia file fresh asylum claims
Figures tabled in the Senate reveal 166 Palestinians filed asylum claims allowing them to remain in Australia while their claims are processed in August alone.
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