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Rudd operates as ‘foreign minister’ in DC: Top Biden adviser

Rudd operates as ‘foreign minister’ in DC: Top Biden adviser

US President Joe Biden’s top adviser on Asia has strongly backed Kevin Rudd, after the former PM made his first public comments since Donald Trump’s election victory.

  • by Matthew Knott and Peter Hartcher

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Worst G20 in years ends with a whimper as host cancels final press conference

Worst G20 in years ends with a whimper as host cancels final press conference

“This G20 summit will go down in the history books,” one official told the Bloomberg news service. “But definitely not as a shining example.”

  • by David Crowe
Labor won’t make Kamala Harris’ mistakes against Trump, ALP boss says

Labor won’t make Kamala Harris’ mistakes against Trump, ALP boss says

In a closed door briefing for MPs, Labor’s national secretary outlined how the party would avoid the pitfalls of the Democrats’ celebrity-heavy campaign.

  • by James Massola
Bankrupt, bust or giving up: Businesses shutter at pandemic levels

Bankrupt, bust or giving up: Businesses shutter at pandemic levels

Data shows more than one in 20 businesses across the country is failing as consumer spending dries up and high costs hit their bottom line.

  • by Shane Wright
Best of cartoons, November 20, 2024
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Best of cartoons, November 20, 2024

The news of the day as interpreted by our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists.

The latest illustrations from artist Simon Letch
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The latest illustrations from artist Simon Letch

Gallery of illustrations by the Sydney Morning Herald artist.

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The latest illustrations from artist Matt Golding
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The latest illustrations from artist Matt Golding

Illustrations by the artist from The Age.

The latest illustrations from artist Cathy Wilcox
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The latest illustrations from artist Cathy Wilcox

The latest work by the acclaimed Sydney Morning Herald editorial cartoonist.

Private school students’ personal data proves prime target for hackers

Private school students’ personal data proves prime target for hackers

Cybercriminals see private schools as increasingly attractive extortion targets and are threatening to publish sensitive data on the dark web.

  • by Matthew Knott
‘Mr Putin could end this conflict today’: Albanese makes case for peace at summit without solutions

‘Mr Putin could end this conflict today’: Albanese makes case for peace at summit without solutions

Leaders from the world’s biggest economies have split on how to end conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine, highlighting the deep divisions at the G20 summit.

  • by David Crowe
Rich city universities got off too lightly under Labor’s caps: Dutton

Rich city universities got off too lightly under Labor’s caps: Dutton

Peter Dutton promised deeper cuts to student numbers and said “plenty of international students in pretty schmick accommodation” were stopping Australians from accessing housing.

  • by Natassia Chrysanthos

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