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Many in the sector are hopeful the new minister will help bring about a much-needed course correction.

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Palantir has become notorious for supporting the Trump administration's mass deportation agenda and allegedly assisting with the IDF's AI weapons. Now, its work with Australian government and business ...

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In a shocking decision, neoliberal ideologues has refused to lower interest rates in defiance of evidence that inflation is back in its target band.

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Was the safety I felt as an Australian Jew always an illusion? Or is something shifting now that cannot be undone?