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Mike Seccombe

Mike Seccombe

National Correspondent at The Saturday Paper

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    Recent Articles

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    Who’s who in ICAC’s Liberal probe

    Central to ICAC’s hearings into allegedly corrupt political donations is a group of Liberal figures linked by Opus Dei and with connections stretching as far as the federal opposition leader.
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    How a Trump-linked company is exploiting the ‘data centre’ Beetaloo

    As the NT government pushes to make the Beetaloo ‘the data centre capital of the globe’, a Trump-linked resources company is at the centre of the expansion.
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    Can Community Strong capture the One Nation waverers?

    Zali Steggall and Allegra Spender have launched Community Strong Australia – the challenge is to grow the party to be less like one.
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    Woodside Energy’s ‘independent’ Deloitte modelling

    Deloitte’s new projections of the economic benefits of Woodside’s Browse gas project are a prime example of ‘independent modelling’ commissioned by fossil fuel giants.
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    Samuel Griffith Society follows US playbook in bid to stack judiciary

    As the United States openly stacks its courts with Trump loyalists, an Australian law society aspires to exert similar influence here.
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    ‘An obsessive part of the vision’: Inside Rinehart’s media buy-up

    Gina Rinehart’s latest foray into media ownership is part of a longer strategy of political influence she has been shaping since she started cultivating student politicians in the 1970s.
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    How data centres jeopardise net zero

    With Australia now a top global destination for data centres, new reports show they are boosting demand for fossil fuel generated power, with one revealing they had absorbed half of rooftop solar growth in a year.
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    How David Pocock reframed the tax debate on gas export profits

    In a matter of months, the ACT senator’s linking of the gas tax to beer excise has garnered widespread support in parliament and among the public, although Labor is refusing to act.
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    A bitter end to the Rinehart family saga

    The WA Supreme Court’s verdict this week brings an unsatisfying end for all parties to a long-running mining royalties battle that has blown apart the country’s wealthiest family.
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    B-doubling down on electric trucks

    While the Coalition claims electric trucks are not capable of transporting heavy freight, overseas usage and current trials in Australia show they far outperform diesel on both overall cost and efficiency.
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    The ‘double whammy’ of rising fuel costs and interest rates

    The RBA’s rate rise has compounded the impact on soaring fuel costs and can do little to avert a painful combination of slowing growth and rising cost of living.