This week, we continued to sift through the wreckage of the ALP’s federal election campaign and asked, what now for Labor? We looked at the potential benefits of a Labor-Greens coalition, and analysed some of Anthony Albanese’s key selections for the shadow ministry.

Elsewhere, Bernard Keane asks why the ABC has been so deafeningly silent on the persecution of Witness K and Bernard Collaery. And in the wake of yet another woman’s murder, Jennine Khalik looks at the practical steps being taken to end toxic masculinity.

As always, get in touch to let us know what you thought about our stories this week. Write to boss@crikey.com.au.

BERNARD KEANE 3 minute read

The two outlets that led the coverage of the biggest scandal in Australian politics have fallen silent on its aftermath.

BERNARD KEANE 3 minute read

The new Minister for Superannuation regards the industry super sector as "unholy" and in desperate need of reform to make it more like its inferior retail super counterpart

GREG BARNS 3 minute read

More than 250 detainees have filed documents with the PNG National Court asking for enforcement of their human rights.

CHRIS WOODS 4 minute read

Greens spokesperson Jordon Steele-John offers some tips for the new minister.

AMY GRAY 4 minute read

In a week littered with literary inaccuracies, the question needs to be asked: why are so many authors getting away with sloppy research?

JENNINE KHALIK 5 minute read

Australian women are still facing an epidemic of violence, but the conversation about it has notably shifted to "men's behaviour".

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The government's push for religious freedom means nothing if it ignores the millions of religious minorities being persecuted by our trade partners.

CHRIS WOODS 3 minute read

International media outlets have reported a shocking rise in suicide attempts on Manus. But you wouldn’t know about it from Australia's major papers.

JENNINE KHALIK 4 minute read

With the review of the five-year-old laws now on its way, will we see the same media organisations turn on their heels?

RACHEL SIEWERT 4 minute read

We should not allow our government to slowly erode our humanity and our human rights, year by year, sneaky budget measure by sneaky budget measure.

BERNARD KEANE 3 minute read

With up to a quarter of small and medium businesses in Australia ripping off their workers, how can wage theft be properly tackled?

GLENN DYER and EMILY WATKINS 3 minute read

As another CEO bites the dust at Bauer Media, it's time for Australian magazine publishers to look to the future.

CHRIS WOODS 3 minute read

Ken Wyatt's appointment as Minister for Indigenous Affairs has been met with broad support. But will he be able to make a difference in Scott Morrison's government?

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The coinciding reelections of Scott Morrison and Indonesia's Joko Widodo gives Australia an opportunity to reaffirm its goals with its rapidly growing neighbour.