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Rundle: facing 'African gangs' on the front line of the culture wars
Guy Rundle January 9, 2018 1 Comment
"An army of angry warriors were moving slowly down the hill of featureless cul-de-sacs, Thirsty Camels, servos, and Relief of Mafeking Asian massage parlours." Guy Rundle imagines two hapless soldiers on the front line of the latest News Corp culture war.
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Korea talks are just one step on the long and treacherous road to peace
Professor Damien Kingsbury January 9, 2018
North and South Korea will sit down to discuss participation in the upcoming Winter Olympics amid some of the highest tensions in recent memory. But will the gesture be enough?
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Why do newspapers now literally wrap themselves in ads?
Emily Watkins January 9, 2018
In newspapers' heyday, they would never have dreamed of selling front pages to advertisers. But we're seeing it more and more for one reason: Money.
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Vale Tandberg ... McLachlan projects grind to a halt ... Holy War 2018 ...
Emily Watkins January 9, 2018 2 Comments
Walkley Award-winning cartoonist Ron Tandberg has died, remembered by his colleagues at The Age for his wry humour.
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Crikey Worm: more McLachlan accusers come forward
Chris Woods January 9, 2018 1 Comment
Good morning, early birds. Yet more women have come forward with allegations against TV actor Craig McLachlan, and Melbourne Lord Mayor Robert Doyle faces a second claim of sexual harassment. It's the news you need to know, with Chris Woods.
The Northern Myth
"Donald Trump never fit in here" - Richard Stark on Trump, Mar-a-Lago and Palm Beach
Bob Gosford Dec 28, 2017 0 comments
The World is Not Enough
2017 in review
Charles Richardson Jan 2, 2018 3 comments
The Urbanist
The Urbanist Digest, Volume 4, 2017
Alan Davies Dec 18, 2017 0 comments
