Ejections, elections and financial deceptions.
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This week we dipped into global politics from the US to Europe to Iran,
and interviewed a group of people who have dedicated their time,
energy and cash to Julian Assange's freedom.
Closer to home we brought you analysis of the ongoing Fatima Payman saga,
questioned why politicians and public servants were using “stalkerware”,
and explained why the media knew about Bruce Lehrmann's rape charges a year before you did.
Plus we launched a new weekly debate column — check it out and let us know who you think won!
We hope you're having a stupendous weekend. |
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Gina Rushton,
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How to birth a dictator
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Donald Trump's actions to overthrow the US government have been protected by the US Supreme Court. It means it will be much easier for Trump to fulfil his promise to be a dictator.
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Former US president Donald Trump (Image: AAP/Allison Bailey) |
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