Plus: Alice Springs Traditional Owners launch patrol.
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This week Cam Wilson brought you two revelations from Australian media,
exposing a Daily Mail reporter behind an influential racist Twitter account,
and elsewhere documenting the white supremacists and anti-Semites writing for Spectator Australia.
Meanwhile,
Maeve McGregor mapped the Liberal Party's stance on the Voice after 30 years of partisanship on Indigenous reconciliation,
and from Mparntwe (Alice Springs) Julia Bergin joined a night patrol of Traditional Owners who said they were sick and tired of non-local troublemakers coming into the remote town.
Plus Guy Rundle reflected on the seven-decade career of Barry Humphries.
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Bernard Keane on Lachlan Murdoch dropping his defamation case against Crikey
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With Lachlan Murdoch ceasing his litigation against Crikey, Bernard Keane reflects on what motivated us in a battle against a media behemoth, and why it continues to matter.
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WALTER MARSH |
Half a century before the Dominion lawsuit, Rupert Murdoch’s first turn in the witness box offered a sign of empires to come.
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MICHAEL BRADLEY |
Crikey's legal defence centred on its journalism being in the public interest, which Lachlan Murdoch wanted struck out altogether.
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