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Hello readers. Green activists give a Stop Adani guide to MPs and Milo has slammed Jordan

Peterson as a ‘traitor’

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Stop Adani playbook

Green activists have given MPs a playbook on overturning approvals for Adani’s coalmine.in closed-door meetings, it is revealed.

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Gender course

Uni of NSW student are required to do a course teaching them the proposition a person’s sex is assumed from gender is false.

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Milo asked a question of Jordan Peterson

Peterson a traitor: Milo

The Q&A panel discussed toxic masculinity, identity politics and free speech — but no one expected a question from Milo Yiannopoulo, who called Mr Peterson a traitor. Jordan Peterson is in town, and it seems like everyone wants to talk about identity politics and gender pronouns — but he’s a clinical psychologist, writes Caroline Overington of her exclusive interview with Mr Peterson.

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NAB exec to face court

The former National Australia Bank executive at the heart of an alleged fraud scandal is heading to court next month, Margin Call writes.

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Johannes Leak’s view

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