Credlin’s enemies pop up
And there are several new moves to celebrate Australia’s greatest military figure.
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Gillard gallops into SSM standoff
Our first female PM says feminism kept her from backing SSM. But that’s a new position.
Abbott’s adventures in Pommy-land
And there’s a coup against Malcolm Turnbull brewing in Adelaide …
Stormy Weatherill ahead for SA
Because the state Labor governments have done a real A-grade job on energy policy so far.
Feminist lawyer advised producer
Lisa Bloom has made a career out of protecting women. Why is the King of Hollywood immune?
Mr X goes to Canberra, then home
The reaction to Nick Xenophon’s plan to come full political circle has been, at best, mixed.
Lateline gone, Alberici lives on
And Gillian Triggs isn’t keeping up with the latest news on the same-sex marriage survey.
Memory like a Hawke
And Victoria’s Jeff Kennett makes the comeback he swore he’d never make.
Labor legend leaves out tryst
Evans couldn’t face parliament about his feelings for Cheryl and he can’t face readers.
Free vote worth little in Labor
And Tony Abbott makes a new enemy in his battle for traditional marriage.
Finals fatigue hits papers
And Peter FitzSimons makes a Brilliant error in his review of the Carole King musical.
Abbott Macklemore call splits No
And a disgraced British pollie graces the pages of The Australian Financial Review.
‘What journalism can do’
Justice at last for Dragan Vasiljkovic’s dozens of innocent victims.
POTUS puts down Puerto Rico
POTUS’s slapdown of Puerto Rico shows Donald Trump has decided he needs more people to hate his guts.
Shorten’s climate climbdown
Bill Shorten slowly backs away from another environmental target.
Jacindamania a lot of hot air
And Mark Latham is safe in his panic room as Yes campaigners go on the hunt.
Another Crikey apology
And New Matilda slips on its Sherlock Holmes deerstalker, only to get outgunned by real police.
Bill’s good newspaper sense
And Cory Bernardi helps to raise a load of money for a frocking good cause like a champ.
Leading the way for Four Corners
The Oz has shown for a while the latest target for Aunty’s investigators provides rich pickings.
Appeals tribunal’s secret stance
A serious criminal record is not necessarily a bar to being given Australian citizenship.
Morality versus calamity
Same sex marriage and the public plebiscite continues to consume many social commentators.
CFMEU trouble with low standards
Recidivism: repeating an undesirable behaviour after experiencing its negative consequences.
Hopeless Hillary blames sexism
Hillary Clinton just doesn’t get it. She still blames everyone else for her own political shortcomings.
Leading leftie v Law
And Kevin Rudd gets a spot on the Nine Network’s most popular game show.
GetUp! gets tetchy
Activist group GetUp! is getting more than a little annoyed by recent reports in The Australian.
Ben’s a Law unto himself
Quarterly Essay scribe has been dishing out vitriol for years.
More things are Abbott’s fault
And Benjamin Law’s dinner parties sound like the most insufferable gatherings on Earth.
Keep your feet on the ground
Sadly, it seems not quite everyone takes the Oscar Wilde approach to being talked about.
Anti-postal-vote plaintiffs pack it in
And the Australian Sex Party is dead, long live the king of Australian Sex Party.
Canavan charges up over coal
And Jordan’s supposedly the great moderate Muslim hope. So why is its television so vile?
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