Wake up, GetUp — the script young Turnbull is parroting sounds strangely familiar
No prizes for guessing who benefits from government support for renewable energy.
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Fly me to the moon, apparently it heats the planet less than eating a hamburger
Let’s pretend coal is asbestos, cows are Nazis and private jets reduce carbon emissions.
Everyone likes to rewrite history — Aunty is Ostalgic for kind, friendly communists
When neo-Nazis tell their version of Brett Kavanaugh’s woes, guess who’s to blame?
We can still save planet from climate catastrophe if earlier doom-mongers were wrong
And facts are not always what they seem to be when it comes to Malaysian politics.
‘I can speak when so many cannot’: a Saudi journalist kept speaking … until he vanished
While Jamal Khashoggi was indisputably brave, was the Banksy shredding stunt brave or self-serving?
Radio king Alan Jones has so much power he can shine lights on the Opera House
Meanwhile in Washington, the patriarchy strikes back at #MeToo movement.
Wake up, Jeff, you’ve just lost $3.4bn: the day of the movers and shakers, and rainmakers
While billionaires lost a little skin, our PM was anointed all-powerful and his prayers were answered.
Dancing Queen and other fancy footwork keep up with Boris and the Joneses (Alan and DJs)
Theresa May danced while everyone was watching, and yet hotter shoes were shuffling on the home front.
Great and less-great moments in marketing: we should be so lucky — lucky, lucky, lucky
Kylie might have sung the ABC’s anthem but the nation has moved forward in the art of campaigning.
King coal comes roaring back to life, just possibly, and in other news about old fossils …
Investors may be confused — but the bottom line on the headlines is that energy is a running story.
Ghostbuster Turnbull sprays Rudd and Abbott but, to be fair, they’re neither lipids nor limpets
What is a ‘lipid’? And did we ever have one for a PM?
A certain politically incorrect diminutive has become patronisingly prehistoric
While women joust over words, the world’s biggest cigarette maker is getting out of tobacco.
In search of the woman behind the woman of the moment, we find a dedicated woman
Part manifesto, part paean, Kirstin Ferguson’s book promotes the potential of women.
It’s like being an octopus hurled at a kayaker by a giant seal when you pay for the ABC
What Aunty needs is the heavy-handed regulation that it’s fond of prescribing for others.
Aunty’s puppies seem to be the only ones who aren’t calling on the chairman to resign
When Tim Flannery talks about mad ideologues, he knows whereof he speaks.
Royal Navy’s James certainly came for a Captain Cook, but he wasn’t in the first XI
The Greens don’t get it and it is a Nationals’ disgrace, but Arthur Phillip is our man.
When Aunty met Larry it was not a happy union, and staff don’t Wiggle about the bush
It’s easy to make fashion sustainable if you are prepared to wear your Armani more than once.
Crime on the table as Vic picks
From rorts to street gangs, Victorians can look forward to a law and order campaign.
Grim Reaper please take subsidies
Does AMP get claims for fire damage from customers who find themselves in Hades?
Credlin calls out press on Abbott
Elsewhere, spiked strawberries may be destroying Australia’s reputation globally.
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