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“They’re not afraid of One Nation’s agenda – they actually want the Liberal Party to be advocating these positions, too." https://t.co/tSQHUS0sZR

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“Look, people will vote with their middle finger. People want change more than ever. And One Nation is the last bastion of conservatism.”

Martin McKenzie-Murray's exclusive interview with One Nation's Victorian leader Warren Pickering: https://t.co/BpKPNWBdUU

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Peta Credlin has been using her new membership of the Alexandra Club, the women-only club diagonally across from the Melbourne Club, to “charm, cajole and coerce” anyone she thinks might stray from her ideological line. Jason Koutsoukis reports. https://t.co/vmvPZcaaB4

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For the last 11 months, Legal Aid NT has not represented people who are not already in custody, writes Russell Marks. It is an extraordinary situation without precedent in Australia. https://t.co/gLZShPPzn4

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“This started the minute that Ley took over from Dutton as federal leader,” a source said. “And Abbott is now federal president, Loughnane is now president of the Victorian division, and Peta has her nightly show on Sky and her newspaper columns.” https://t.co/PQYub8UufY

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"The ALP is now unapologetically in the camp of mining and the fossil fuel industry,” writes Geoffrey Watson. “Look at Labor’s response to the Mount Pleasant decision." https://t.co/J4VJPavuxu

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Editorial: Along with the rest of Labor, Madeleine King is completely indifferent to the urgent threat of climate change. If they were even pretending to understand, they would stop approving coal and gas projects. https://t.co/kdlygbemzg

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Challenge yourself with this week's Saturday Paper quiz: https://t.co/HqRzMqn9Vp

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"As of writing, we don’t know yet if Ronaldo has played his last match for his country," writes Martin McKenzie-Murray. "Or if Portuguese football, and its public, might finally concede that their legend is now a liability." https://t.co/6kJVrpBI4q

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The work of Thai artist Torlarp Larpjaroensook has long blurred the boundaries between the personal and the collective. It draws attention to how our private trajectories can take on mythic – even intergalactic – dimensions. https://t.co/6s6hDbgsZW

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Suzie Miller's Inter Alia never quite sheds its stage origins. Jessica explains her job to the reader in soliloquy, half confession, the way a character might turn to the audience: “As a judge, there are no fun and games, no laughing after court…” https://t.co/etcvGHrTFS

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Rather than a collection of discrete works, Justene Williams: Once We Were Mudskippers takes shape as an unstable network, a shifting kaleidoscopic world of proliferating images and screens, and the stuttering performance of self. https://t.co/1viLuHkd10

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This week’s cartoon, by Oslo Davis: https://t.co/WQmvCstDaM

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“Diagnosis is one of the most consequential things we do. Get it wrong and the person pays. A misdiagnosis follows them into their medical records, their treatment, their insurance, their sense of who they are. Sometimes for life.” https://t.co/FDEFgKBRr8

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Higher education is financed by increasing student debt and by overseas students, says Bill Shorten. And if higher student debt becomes a disincentive, or if the overseas student market is trashed, he warns we could be damaging national sovereignty. https://t.co/S13CHsI5Om