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| News Corp reporters instructed to get Chalmers
The Saturday Paper (Fri, 13 Nov 2026) - Two news stories have helped define politics this week. One is a confection, run by the Murdoch press and designed to undermine Treasurer ... campaign. Black denies this. On the tapes, he claims Gina Rinehart is secretly dictating party strategy and top adviser James Ashby may be |
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| One Nation leader gave no straight answers, and yet walked away unscathed
Crikey (Fri, 13 Nov 2026) - On a sun-drenched Melbourne afternoon yesterday in Crown Casino’s River Room, as the interlocutors preparing to interview him sat anxiously ... colleagues. One Nation’s biggest benefactor is West Australian Gina Rinehart, and sandgropers have long quibbled over their GST allocation |
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| Global warming is still real but the politics of climate have changed
The Australian Financial Review (Thu, 12 Nov 2026) - The Coalition has gone from having a developed policy to having none. Meanwhile, Labor maintains it is on the right side of history. |
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| Global warming is still real but the politics of climate have changed
The Australian Financial Review (Thu, 12 Nov 2026) - The Coalition has gone from having a developed policy to having none. Meanwhile, Labor maintains it is on the right side of history. |
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| Minerals 260 loan shows robust economics of gold mining despite lower bullion price
Resources Rising Stars (Thu, 12 Nov 2026) - Plus, Flanagan’s speeding Arrow builds its Pilbara iron ore base and government grant puts Australian Vanadium in box seat to win ... Flanagan is the guy who between 2004-2016 grew Atlas Iron (now part of Gina Rinehart’s stable) from a $9 million company to as much as $4 |
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The Courier - Ballarat (Thu, 12 Nov 2026) - |