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“Threats against MPs have surged, particularly against women,” writes John Hewson. “Some in the political class need to shoulder part of the blame, however, due to deliberately embracing hate ... without suggestions for viable solutions.” trib.al/8hvmaDf
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Exclusive: A briefing to state bureaucrats shows the new NDIS needs assessment tool will be almost identical to the dangerously flawed aged-care tool criticised by the Commonwealth ombudsman this week. Rick Morton reports. trib.al/rnqpsWf
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When Stephen was taken to a police watch house in Mildura, his clothes were removed and he was given a used pair of boxer shorts with holes in them. For several days, he says, he remained without clothes and his blood pressure medication... trib.al/vukTbyc
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Exclusive: "Basically a copy and paste". Rick Morton on how the government is taking an automated assessment algorithm used in aged care – already the subject of legal challenges — to manage NDIS reforms. trib.al/OfGZzgS
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Editorial: Thomas Sewell is a fringe dweller at a time when the fringe is fraying into the mainstream. He has stood alongside Liberal politicians at rallies and endorsed One Nation in the Victorian election. This is where the far right has ended up. trib.al/ZGLgPLa
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“In the venture-capital-driven world of health technology, the imperative for companies is to make a profitable product, while the impetus for clinicians is to provide safe care and improve client outcomes. These are conflicting goals.” trib.al/ahZPyOE
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There have been several recent deaths in police cells – exactly how many is difficult to establish as the relevant data is not collected – and legal and human rights organisations say that without urgent reforms, there will be more. trib.al/bAU4PDj
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Andrew Hastie may have pledged that Angus Taylor will lead the Liberals to the next election, but that does not change the fact Hastie’s performance is impressing his colleagues much more than Taylor’s, writes Paul Bongiorno. trib.al/7L98T5h
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