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Tips and rumours
CrikeyAug 18, 20172 Comments
We found out exactly how Pauline Hanson was identified by Senate security ... early deadlines mean the AFR misses the news again ... and ABC is happy with Uhlmann's editorialising ...
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Barcelona attack: La Rambla vulnerable as public attraction
Aug 18, 20173 Comments
The La Rambla attack in Barcelona tragically shows the adaptive capabilities of terrorists.
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Rundle: Twiggy stands up against mining -- wait, what!?
Guy RundleAug 18, 20171 Comment
Andrew "Twiggy" Forrest has successfully fought off a mining lease from a rival miner on his land. However, in doing so he may have set a precedent that can work against him.
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Government has good story to tell on jobs -- if it can
Aug 18, 20171 Comment
If the government could concentrate for a moment, it could explain to the electorate how well employment has been going recently -- and how widespread the benefits are, Bernard Keane and Glenn Dyer write.
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If Hanson wants to wear a burqa, she should talk to my mum
Irfan YusufAug 18, 2017
If Pauline Hanson wants to know what it's like to wear a burqa as part of everyday life, perhaps she should ask my mother whether she felt oppressed.
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Oops, turns out the Nats don't always ask wannabe MPs about their citizenship
Sally WhyteAug 18, 20172 Comments
How could the National Party have missed that three of its 22 federal MPs might be dual citizens?
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Section 44: what you need to know (and the Nats should have)
William BoweAug 18, 20176 Comments
With six parliamentarians now referred to the High Court, and the PM overly optimistic about his MPs' chances, we run you through what you need to know about the more high-profile dual citizenship debacles.
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Pauline's plight hard to hide from when it's in the books
Aug 18, 20171 Comment
Pauline Hanson would never admit that anything is awry within her party, but there may only be so long she can delay inevitable calamity.
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Chris Kenny's burqa nonsense is opinion dressed in news' clothing
David SalterAug 18, 20176 Comments
Pauline Hanson's burqa stunt was big news across Australia — except in The Australian.
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Can virtual reality save the movie industry?
Luke BuckmasterAug 18, 20171 Comment
Bonnie and Clyde reshaped the movie industry. Fifty years later, we might be on the cusp of another revolution.
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Latho and Daily Mail sent defo letters ... doyen departs ... new spectrum editor named ...
Emily WatkinsAug 18, 20171 Comment
Junkee editor Osman Faruqi has sent Mark Latham a legal letter after Latho accused him of giving succour to terrorists.
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Former market darling Domino's low on dough
Adam SchwabAug 18, 20171 Comment
Domino's pizza has transformed from a corporate darling into somewhat of a disappointment. What led to the fast food turnaround?
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Rundle: more bollocks broadcast about WikiLeaks
Guy RundleAug 18, 20172 Comments
Another day, another WikiLeaks beat up. Guy Rundle dissects the latest headline which cried conspiracy.
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All quiet on Quintis: why is the NT govt backing a dud?
Bob GosfordAug 18, 2017
When TFS, now Quintis, received major project status from the Country Liberal Party many were sceptical. But now the new Gunner government has decided to continue backing the company, we have to ask whether any of this stands up to scrutiny.
The World is Not Enough
Charlottesville
Charles Richardson Aug 18, 2017 0 comments
The Urbanist
Weekend reading
Alan Davies Aug 18, 2017 0 comments
The Poll Bludger
BludgerTrack: 53.1-46.9 to Labor
William Bowe Aug 18, 2017 454 comments
Plane Talking
Qantas puts A380s on Sydney-Hong Kong route this summer if you look for it
Ben Sandilands Aug 17, 2017 10 comments
The Urbanist
Is Melbourne's liveability gong mostly bullshit?
Alan Davies Aug 17, 2017 1 comments
