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DeepSeek blows a trillion-dollar hole in the narrative of US exceptionalism
By doing the same thing as Western AI models for a fraction of the price, China's DeepSeek smashed a trillion-dollar hole in ...
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Breaking a bad Abbott: Is Labor repeating mistakes from elections past?
If Labor thinks a focus on Peter Dutton's personal flaws is enough to get them another term in office, it has forgotten very ...
Crikey15h
For lazy Australian media companies, why is the answer always more concentration?
The chair of radio network ARN wants to buy Nine Entertainment's radio stations — a move that would further weaken ...
Crikey16h
The election in Tasmania’s Franklin represents everything about this political moment
An independent's campaign against Labor's fisheries minister asks: why are jobs and the environment presented as a zero-sum ...
Crikey16h
‘Is stable government not enough?’: Readers respond to our coverage of Albanese
The Albanese government has had no scandals, no rorting, no misusing taxpayers’ money, no bonking of staff, no sackings, no ...
Crikey20h
Eighty years since Auschwitz liberation
This year's International Holocaust Remembrance Day marks 80 years since the Soviet liberation of Auschwitz, and a new ...
Crikey1d
A stubborn Albanese goes quietly to his — and Labor’s — defeat
Anthony Albanese remains committed to a business-as-usual political and economic strategy, while his opponents have ditched ...
Crikey1d
A shadow minister for efficiency is a great idea — here are eight big savings in government
If the Coalition is serious about Jacinta Nampijinpa Price going after better government efficiency, there are myriad ways.
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NSW, Victoria ‘critically important’ in federal election, but some NSW seats still lack Liberal candidates
Victoria and NSW will be crucial in deciding who forms the next federal government. But in NSW, the Liberal Party is yet to ...
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A ‘national energy emergency’ with no emergency and not much consequence
Donald Trump's energy emergency is nonsense: oil prices are falling, production is booming and oil companies don't want to ...
Crikey1d
My great-grandfather declared January 26 a ‘day of mourning’. Australia Day must change.
Eighty-seven years ago, my great-grandfather marched in mourning on January 26. We need to shift the focus — and the date — ...
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The threats — real or imagined — to Australia Day
Is the national day under threat? Has it ever been? We break down the numbers. With help from his friends in the media, ...