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Albanese versus the feed: War on algorithms reignites free speech feud
via smh.com.au
Labor says Australians would be able to choose between existing algorithms or their “following feed” under tough new legislation that has already drawn the ire of the Coalition. -
Best of cartoons, September 9, 2026
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The news of the day as interpreted by our talented artists, illustrators and cartoonists. -
‘Deeply concerned’: Former Solomons leader accuses Australia of foreign interference
via smh.com.au
Former Solomon Islands prime minister Manasseh Sogavare says he fears Australia has been meddling in his nation’s internal politics after leaked text messages. -
We’ve been naive. To beat the tobacco mafia, we need to think like the mafia
via smh.com.au
No crime boss would run a territory the way the government has run tobacco. Each crew needs to get a cut of its own turf. -
Cheap ciggies isn’t the fix. To beat the tobacco mafia, we need to think like the mafia
via smh.com.au
No crime boss would run a territory the way the government has run tobacco. Each crew needs to get a cut of its own turf. -
Audit office to take a look after Labor accused of ‘sports rorts’ pork-barrelling
via smh.com.au
The auditor-general will consider probing a $560 million Commonwealth grants program after revelations that almost three-quarters of the funding went to Labor-held electorates. -
Penny Wong prepares new sanctions against Israel but no trade ban
via smh.com.au
Former Labor minister Ed Husic hailed the British plan to ban economic activity with Israeli settlements as a “seismic movement by one of our close allies”. -
Australians could get the power to switch off social media algorithms
via abc.net.au
Labor wants to make social media platforms proactively reduce foreseeable harms while giving users control over whether algorithms shape their feeds. -
Joyce laughs off testy interview on ABC as presenter calls it a missed opportunity
via smh.com.au
Barnaby Joyce regularly squares up to high-profile ABC hosts like Sarah Ferguson. He says he enjoys the “media chin music”. -
What the Digital Duty of Care bill means for you
via smh.com.au
Anthony Albanese says the “my feed, my way” initiative will give Australians control over their social media. How will it work? -
Australia’s home values have taken a $34b tumble off a stratospheric peak
via smh.com.au
The June decline was the smallest fall in 14 years and followed a $214 billion increase through the first three months of the year. -
Australia’s home values have taken a $34b tumble - off a stratospheric peak
via smh.com.au
The June decline was the smallest fall in 14 years and followed a $214 billion increase through the first three months of the year. -
Australia to opt out of social media algorithms, Albanese confirms
via smh.com.au
Labor says Australians would be able to choose between existing algorithms or their “following feed” under tough new legislation. -
Why are Bathla and other home builders collapsing?
via abc.net.au
Owing about $3.4 billion to private lenders, Bathla's voluntary administration has thrown the construction of more than 2,000 apartments into limbo, while jeopardising a further pipeline of 14,000 homes. -
Australia has a housing shortage but builders are still collapsing. Why?
via abc.net.au
Owing about $3.4 billion to private lenders, Bathla's voluntary administration has thrown the construction of more than 2,000 apartments into limbo, while jeopardising a further pipeline of 14,000 homes. -
Hastie comes at One Nation for ‘picking a fight with the wrong veteran’
via smh.com.au
The comments come after One Nation seized a safe Labor seat that sits within the Liberal leadership aspirant’s federal electorate. -
Under pressure to explain super policy, Joyce says he is 'not Jesus Christ'
via abc.net.au
The One Nation Treasury spokesperson sidesteps questions about modelling the inflationary impact of the proposal, saying Australians are "not stupid" and can manage their own money. -
Labor accused of ‘sports rorts’ pork-barrelling as $400m flows to party seats
via smh.com.au
Electorates left out of the Commonwealth’s invite-only community grants program claim local groups were denied a fair go as $409 million flowed into Labor territory. -
Live: Super for housing under review: Bragg
via abc.net.au
Andrew Bragg says the Coalition is continuing to look at ways people could use their superannuation to help them afford a home. Follow live. -
Live: Lambie fires up, demands a 'leash' be put around big tech
via abc.net.au
A fired-up Jacqui Lambie has demanded the government "put a leash around" big tech and legislate an opt-in scheme for social media algorithms. Follow live. -
Live: Joyce says Australians who 'have a brain' won't take from super unless needed
via abc.net.au
Barnaby Joyce has defended One Nation's superannuation plan, saying "people are not stupid" and won't take money from their funds unless they really need it. Follow live. -
Live: 'Global reckoning for big tech': PM unveils Digital Duty of Care bill
via abc.net.au
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has released draft digital duty of care legislation. Follow live. -
Live: Butler disagrees with Minns's link between illicit tobacco and smoking rates
via abc.net.au
Mark Butler says he disagrees with NSW Premier Chris Minns's link between illicit tobacco and smoking rates. Follow live. -
Butler disagrees with Minns's link between illicit tobacco and smoking rates — as it happened
via abc.net.au
Mark Butler says he disagrees with NSW Premier Chris Minns's link between illicit tobacco and smoking rates. -
The Bank of Pauline Hanson: $400k in unexplained debts to One Nation founder
via smh.com.au
The party and its founder have refused to answer questions about the commercial loans, the interest Hanson has earned and One Nation’s opaque business structure. -
Hardline free-speech campaigners demand Coalition block Labor’s latest social media plan
via smh.com.au
The opposition’s position on Labor’s digital duty of care laws is the latest test of its purity on free speech, as hardline backers switch to One Nation. -
'Serious pork-barrelling': Fears Labor may have misused millions last election
via abc.net.au
The Centre for Public Integrity warns that the federal government appears to have pork-barrelled a $560 million "invitation-only" fund, directing the vast majority to safe Labor seats and marginal seats it wanted to win. -
'Misuse of public money': Allegations of pork-barrelling hit government
via abc.net.au
The Centre for Public Integrity warns that the federal government appears to have pork-barrelled a $560 million "invitation-only" fund, directing the vast majority to safe Labor seats and marginal seats it wanted to win. -
Fears Labor may have misused millions last election
via abc.net.au
The Centre for Public Integrity warns that the federal government appears to have pork-barrelled a $560 million "invitation-only" fund, directing the vast majority to safe Labor seats and marginal seats it wanted to win. -
‘Seize this opportunity’: Leaks reveal $1b pledge to counter Beijing’s Pacific reach
via smh.com.au
Leaked text messages have revealed details of a new $1 billion treaty Anthony Albanese wants to strike with his Solomon Islands counterpart.
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