How to Wipe Woodside
A surprise victory against fossil fuel sponsorship in Victoria contains lessons for the west.
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I was thrown out of a US immigration courthouse by masked ICE agents. Not everyone has that privilege.
Turn the Volume Up
Zohran Mamdani, the next mayor of New York City, has toppled the dead centrist orthodoxy and started a new dynasty.
MAGA to Mamdani
Trump may have endorsed Cuomo, but some MAGA supporters see more in Mamdani
Political Tourists Episode 1
First we take Manhattan
Subway stakes
Curtis Sliwa has been described as "the most important man in New York", but he’s not doing Andrew Cuomo any favours
Bing Bong
The first working alternative to Trump 2.0 was live in New York on Sunday night, and it brought the house down
The Missing Pieces
A death in custody inquest reveals more by what it omits
"Her happy place"
Housing isn't fungible, and nor are the families that live in it.
An Open Letter on Woodside's North West Shelf Extension
From Samantha Walker, Ngarluma manga (woman), Ngurrara-ngarli (Traditional Owner) of Murujuga
This is World Heritage?
Reflections on the new Quarterly Essay from the source of emissions
Coral Whitewash
The kids heading along to Woodside’s Open Day at the Fremantle Maritime Museum might have seen pretty much the only healthy coral left in WA.
Repost and Boast
A new crackdown could criminalise media coverage of peaceful protests
Lessons from Lutruwita
Tasmanian politics offers a taste of what might have been, and what could be next
Death, death and the IDF
Or, why hasn't anyone tried to kill Netanyahu?
Inside UNESCO
Reflections from Paris on World Heritage for Murujuga
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PODCAST: Winter recess
Settling some accounts
The Week in the West
The government about nothing
I met a traveller from an antique land who said “Literally what is the point of the West Australian government?”
Walking the Talk
If you're getting out and about, you've got to get it all on camera
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PODCAST: Cooked Up — The North West Shelf Fix
Environment Minister Murray Watt has approved Woodside's export plans even faster than Peter Dutton promised to.
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The WA Disease
The derivative function of Albanese’s Labor
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You can’t always get what you want
But will the climate ever get what it needs?
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PODCAST: Greening Out
How did it go so wrong for Adam Bandt and co.?
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PODCAST: Ballot Exhaustion
A look at how Albanese, Dutton, the Greens and independents are performing this election.
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For young voters, what does Labor represent?
Three more years of majority Labor government looks increasingly like the real risk this election.
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An Apology for Coming at Labor from the Progressive Left
The definition of insanity is expecting Labor to do anything other than let you down again.
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PODCAST: Frustrations in Forrest feat. Dr Sue Chapman
The community independent for Forrest on political donations, energy debates, housing and more.
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Dutton admits: we’ve got a gas problem
Acceptance is the first step — but will more exports solve the issue?
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Is The West losing its grip?
An update on the state of the WA media.
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‘Shitshow’: The WA election was a privatised debacle
Corporate interests intruded on the ballot box — just as Western Australians voted to reject them.
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PODCAST: Punter's Politics takes on the WA petrostate
Konrad Benjamin is helping Aussie punters understand who to get angry at.
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PODCAST: The real story of the WA state election
The election result has punctured the narrative on what WA voters want.