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Getting their house in order
The WA government announce they are finally ending no grounds evictions, including from public housing
Jesse Noakes
Jesse Noakes is a writer, broadcaster, and campaigner from Western Australia. He has written for Guardian Australia, the ABC, The Saturday Paper, Crikey, and elsewhere.
Opinion
Unfair no grounds evictions are a life sentence - and sometimes a death sentence
You wouldn’t sentence someone to prison without a trial - but in WA it is still legal to make someone homeless without a trial.
Investigations
Ghost Town
People are dying waiting for housing in Kalgoorlie while all around are empty homes the government owns
Opinion
State of Alert
If a terror attack happens in Perth and targets Aboriginal people, did it really happen at all?
Podcast
Gary’s Economic Message for Australia
‘The People’s Economist’ is building a political movement, and he wants Australians to join
Investigations
Anatomy of an eviction
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Opinion
Happy New Year from The Last Place on Earth
Disconnection and reconnection in the hinterland
Opinion
Game recognise game
The Trump-Mamdani pact should come as no surprise. They are both irresistible forces.
News
How to Wipe Woodside
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Investigations
Welcome to New York
I was thrown out of a US immigration courthouse by masked ICE agents. Not everyone has that privilege.
Opinion
Turn the Volume Up
Zohran Mamdani, the next mayor of New York City, has toppled the dead centrist orthodoxy and started a new dynasty.
News
MAGA to Mamdani
Trump may have endorsed Cuomo, but some MAGA supporters see more in Mamdani
Podcast
Political Tourists Episode 1
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News
Subway stakes
Curtis Sliwa has been described as "the most important man in New York", but he’s not doing Andrew Cuomo any favours
News
Bing Bong
The first working alternative to Trump 2.0 was live in New York on Sunday night, and it brought the house down
Investigations
The Missing Pieces
A death in custody inquest reveals more by what it omits