Amy Remeikis
Federal Political Reporter at The Guardian Australia
Just a soul whose intentions are good | she/her "Closet capitalist" 🇱🇹🇦🇺 @pyjamapolitics [email protected]
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1 week ago |
sarahwilson.substack.com | Sarah Wilson |Amy Remeikis
The European Commission has just told its 450 million residents to assemble a 72-hour survival kit. The kit should include matches, three days worth of food and water, a torch, a Swiss army knife, and card games (cute) etc, in preparation for the “challenges that cannot be ignored”, namely war, natural disaster, pandemics and civil unrest.
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1 week ago |
thenewdaily.com.au | Amy Remeikis
The 2025 election Coalition campaign is now about how many seats Peter Dutton has to win in order to maintain his leadership and our national debate could not be poorer for it. The number Liberal party figures were floating late in the week was 65. That would mean winning about a dozen. At one point, maybe even as recently as January, that was a considered the minimum. At this point in the campaign, it’s a high watermark.
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2 weeks ago |
thenewdaily.com.au | Amy Remeikis
About two and a half years ago, when Peter Dutton was undergoing his third attempt to find a political persona that connected with people, a Coalition MP told me “until we know what we stand for, and who we represent, this is the best we have.”Under Dutton, the Coalition is still struggling to decide who it represents and what it stands for. And the ‘best’ it has has started the Coalition’s election campaign floundering for a narrative.
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1 month ago |
thenewdaily.com.au | Amy Remeikis
It’s headlines without substance, chimeras and half-truths that never stand up to scrutiny, but comprehensively misdirects the media’s gaze. The nation has been in election mode since the beginning of the year, when Anthony Albanese used his January Press Club address to remind voters of what he had spent the better part of the last three years doing.
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1 month ago |
thenewdaily.com.au | Amy Remeikis
Well, those two weeks were quite the month, weren’t they? The headlines could cause whiplash; from a focus on the alternative prime minister’s past, to election date scuttle, to Chinese military vessels niggling boundaries, to Donald Trump making it clear to the people in the back where his America stands – it’s easy to see how quickly news fatigue can set in.
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She died the next day
A Palestinian infant has her right hand amputated after the israelis bombed her home in the Shuja’iyya neighbourhood, east of Gaza City https://t.co/wzJ3li2RQn
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