George Pell Stop cheering. The Pell decision isn’t all good news for progressives.crikey.com.au - Guy Rundle The appeal result has drawn progressives and leftists even tighter into an embrace with a justice system they would and should be suspicious …
Protest Djab Wurrung protesters prepare for the worst, hope for the bestcrikey.com.au - Chris Woods Campers hoping to save the Djab Wurrung trees are bracing for cops but, despite the eviction deadline passing, they are yet to come.The post Djab …
Australian News Stan Grant: ‘We have wasted too much time doing heavy lifting for white Australia’crikey.com.au - Daniel James The Australian Dream is a story about Adam Goodes. But, more broadly, it's the story about being blackfella in Australia.The post Stan Grant: ‘We …
Conspiracies Why is world banking conspiracy theorist Malcolm Roberts speaking at a finance conference?crikey.com.au - Crikey One Nation senator and world banking conspiracy theorist Malcolm Roberts is taking to the stage at the Financial Services Council's Summit 2019.The …
The Ashes Australia gets voted off the Ashes islandcrikey.com.au - Glenn Dyer Australia's collapse at the ashes was a lowlight of the night — and that's saying something for a Thursday.The post Australia gets voted off the …
John Howard Tim Fischer, maverick and curate’s egg, stared down extremistscrikey.com.au - Bernard Keane Tim Fischer was a genuine maverick, with very good and very bad points, but he leaves a legacy of real achievement in public life.The post Tim …
Australian News Why is Australian trade becoming a political weapon?crikey.com.au - Jason Murphy Seeing trade through a lens of winners and losers, power and weakness, is a Donald Trump move. And it's increasingly common in Australia.The post Why …
Queensland This does not bode well for Queensland — or Australiacrikey.com.au - Crikey Crikey readers go in on Queensland anti-protest laws, Australia's American adventurism, Tasmania's renewables skirmish and the foreign education …
Indigenous Peoples Victoria to abolish public drunkenness lawscrikey.com.au - Rachel Withers Victoria is set to decriminalise public drunkenness, two years after Yorta Yorta woman Tanya Day died from injuries sustained in custody after being …
AFL Was the Hawks-Giants game the first AFL match played in snow?crikey.com.au - RMIT ABC Fact Check unit A recent match saw snow appear as a surprise guest. But it wasn't the first time the game has been disrupted.The post Was the Hawks-Giants game the …
Annastacia Palaszczuk Is Queensland returning to the reign of Sir Joh?crikey.com.au - Kishor Napier-Raman Annastacia Palaszczuk's rhetoric on tougher anti-protest laws has reminded some of a dark chapter of Queensland's past.The post Is Queensland …
Chinese Communist Party How Hong Kong is forcing Australia’s hand on Chinacrikey.com.au - Michael Sainsbury Protests and counter-protests across the country have proven the CCP has more internal support than Australia bargained for.The post How Hong Kong is …
Australian News A lesson for the PM: speak up, but stick to Englishcrikey.com.au - John Fitzgerald Things have gone badly awry between Australia and China. Was it something we said? The post A lesson for the PM: speak up, but stick to English …
Iran Conservatives can make the best case against another Middle East debaclecrikey.com.au - Bernard Keane Australia's participation in Donald Trump's anti-Iran armada risks familiar, disastrous consequences. Conservatives are the ones best placed to argue …
Revolution Australia’s renewables revolution goes far beyond energycrikey.com.au - Guy Rundle Bob Brown's opposition to a new wind farm project isn't a sign of failure, it's a further victory. The way we live is fundamentally changing.The post …
Students Are marks to get into teaching getting lower and lower?crikey.com.au - RMIT ABC Fact Check unit Was Labor's Tanya Plibersek correct when she claimed that "marks to get into teaching are getting lower + lower"?The post Are marks to get into …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoCelebrity Gossip Seven chases prime time goldcrikey.com.au - Glenn Dyer The Celebrity Chase gave The Chase an opportunity to shine in prime time.The post Seven chases prime time gold appeared first on Crikey.
South Australia Are Australia’s subs duds?crikey.com.au - Georgia Wilkins It’s one of the most lucrative contracts in Australian government history, and the largest ever defence procurement project, with a price tag …
Unions Don’t buy into the hype of unions’ demisecrikey.com.au - Crikey Crikey readers discuss union decline and laws governing priests receiving confession.The post Don’t buy into the hype of unions’ demise appeared …
George Pell Pell considers High Court appealcrikey.com.au - Rachel Withers Multiple outlets are reporting that George Pell’s legal team is reviewing whether there are grounds for appeal in the High Court ($) after the …
George Pell Pell is guilty. The law has spoken. Again.crikey.com.au - Michael Bradley Anyone attacking the trial verdict, attacking the appeal decision, or ignoring the facts is recklessly undermining the rule of law. There can be no …
Salaries & Wages Signs of the apocalypsecrikey.com.au - Bernard Keane This week: aged care without immigrants, WeWork doesn't, writing when you were a kid, and ending the "cenecene".The post Signs of the apocalypse …
George Pell Cheers and confrontation outside court as Pell’s appeal is dismissedcrikey.com.au - Chris Woods Pell's return to the Melbourne Assessment Prison is, for survivors at least, a wonderful day that “upholds hope”.The post Cheers and confrontation …
Unions State of the union: what next for the ACTU?crikey.com.au - Benjamin Clark In the face of eroded union powers, failed campaigns and blurred class lines, young workers are turning to new ways of organising in the fight for …
Crete Dithering US boosters avoid real discussion on national defencecrikey.com.au - Guy Rundle Conflicts are hurtling toward us. But what is the response from the foreign policy establishment? Absolutely nothing of consequence.The post …
Australia Survivor survives a ratings slugfest as Seachange shows signs of recoverycrikey.com.au - Glenn Dyer The night belonged to Seven and Nine's, but Ten's island escape hung in the game.The post Survivor survives a ratings slugfest as Seachange shows …
Students Our reliance on foreign students is at crisis pointcrikey.com.au - Bernard Keane The addiction of Australia's universities -- particularly its major ones -- to revenue from foreign students is creating an array of problems that …
Authoritarianism What is Morrison’s plan for the public service?crikey.com.au - Crikey Crikey readers discuss the PM's public service agenda and News Corp v children.The post What is Morrison’s plan for the public service? appeared …
Child Abuse When do Australian priests have to report child abuse?crikey.com.au - Chris Woods The question of which states do and do not require ministers to report child abuse is a complicated one — and it goes all the way to the Vatican.The …
Me Too Movement Yes, men can write about Me Too. But they must have a point to make.crikey.com.au - Katie Cunningham David Leser's new book isn't a trainwreck, but it's not clear what it actually achieves. Who is this dossier of male awfulness for?The post Yes, men …
