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The Building Bad investigation sparked the resignation of CFMEU boss John Setka as the first front page of the series went to press.

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The metric most important to The Age’s journalists has no numerical value. But you’ll know it when you see it.

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Pat Cummins.

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Tom Decent.

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Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.

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I certainly don’t think election editorials shift any votes. But I don’t think it’s credible to sit this one out.

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Hamas leader Hamas Yahya Sinwar was killed by Israel and Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu, who declared the score settled.

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Geraghty’s Walkley Award-winning photograph of Muslim worshippers being stopped momentarily by an Israeli police officer before entering the Al Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem.

Back from holidays with good news to share

It may sound a bit lame, but as much as I love taking a holiday, I enjoy returning to work even more.

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Labor leader Bill Shorten on the campaign trail in Melbourne.

I’ve always had a soft spot for Bill Shorten, a complex character who will be missed in politics

I got to know him during my time running the Herald’s Parliament House bureau in Canberra and have stayed in touch since.

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Leunig’s first cartoon from 1969.

A simple guide to time travel and a farewell from a household name

Michael Leunig has filed his final cartoon for the readers of The Age. For nostalgia’s sake, we went and found his first.

  • Patrick Elligett

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