The gender bias in scientific studies, plus other political issues of the day.
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Follow Crikey’s latest coverage of the Labor leadership spill. Crikey’s Labor leadership spill coverage includes independent news, blogs and commentary.
The 15 shades of Gary Gray — Labor on the edge of the abyss
What’s wrong with Labor? Well, everything … but here are at least 15 of the reasons. Let’s start with Gary Gray.
READ MOREiSentia Index: last hurrah for MPs as Labor self-destructs
Senior Labor MPs went down in a blaze of media coverage after they fell on their swords following the spill that wasn’t.
READ MORETips and rumours
Zed’s dead, baby … friction in new climate merger? … Simon Crean’s lunch date …
READ MOREEssential: are disgruntled Labor voters shifting to the Greens?
Labor’s leadership farce has cost it votes — but they’re not going to the Coalition, Essential Research finds. And the public was not terribly interested in Labor’s media reforms. Bernard Keane and Cathy Alexander report.
READ MORESingle motherhood not a ‘problem’
Crikey readers talk adoption, Simon Crean and the leadership spill that wasn’t.
READ MOREGlenn Dyer’s TV ratings: breaking for bunnies
With the Easter break almost upon us, many networks have given up trying to win the ratings war this week and are showing repeat after repeat.
READ MORERichard Farmer’s chunky bits
The choice of party leader is far too important to be left to parliamentary politicians alone, and other political issues of the day.
READ MORETime for the Coalition to step up as an alternative govt
After last week’s Labor debacle, it’s time for the opposition to step up and present its credentials as an alternative government. If they want an election, they have to put their cards on the table now.
READ MOREVale, Simon Crean
Crikey readers bid farewell to Simon Crean, talk Vatican ambassadors and give thanks to First Dog on the Moon.
READ MOREGlenn Dyer’s TV ratings: stop press, there’s a new blood sport on TV
Everyone was all a-flutter on TV yesterday about the leadership spill that wasn’t.
READ MOREMy Cup of Tea: Crean’s cultural policy in jeopardy
Simon Crean’s suicide mission has left Australia without an arts minister. Is the recently developed cultural policy dead in the water?
READ MOREThe key players in their own words
Crikey tracks what the key players said in a dramatic day for the Gillard government.
READ MOREHow the day unfolded: anatomy of a failed coup
After an afternoon of high drama, Julia Gillard has survived a coup sparked by ex-frontbencher Simon Crean (Crean called on Gillard for a spill). Gillard remains PM. Read how the failed leadership bid unfolded.
READ MORERichard Farmer’s chunky bits
Too many entrants to the Daily Leadership Beat-Up Award to even choose a winner, plus other political issues of the day.
READ MOREHow The Oz missed the Rudd coup (rather than the other way around)
The Australian insists its gallery gun Dennis Shanahan had “scooped the pack” two years ago in describing Kevin Rudd’s downfall. But it didn’t tell the whole story.
READ MOREEssential: little leadership fallout for Labor (yet)
The leadership contest has inflicted little damage on Labor so far, today’s Essential Report shows.
READ MORESurprise! Gillard brings Bob Carr to Canberra
Julia Gillard has shocked Canberra by bringing Bob Carr into her Cabinet as Foreign Minister.
READ MORELabor and the most important lesson of contemporary history
Crikey readers have their say.
READ MOREWatch the binaries please, Crikey
Crikey readers have their say.
READ MOREBagging the gallery isn’t the whole story re: leadership ‘beat-up’
Incessant criticism of the Press Gallery’s focus on the leadership has substance but lacks complexity.
READ MOREMayne: Arbib blazes the trail, now it’s Swan’s turn
The best thing Wayne Swan could do is negotiate a suicide pact with Mark Arbib, his old Nambour High schoolmate.
READ MOREBernard’s sandwich-board-of-doom style of fortune-telling
Crikey readers have their say.
READ MOREA Thatcher moment for Gillard
It somehow seems appropriate that Julia Gillard shared some front pages this morning with a picture of Meryl Streep being rewarded for her portrayal of Maggie Thatcher.
READ MOREEssential: the damage to Labor shows in the polls
Labor’s vote has fallen further as leadership turmoil tore the party apart, new polling from Essential Research shows.
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