Like 19th century spiritualists, One Nation exploits the gullible by offering to bring back the past. But debunking its tricks won't stop people looking for answers via the modern equivalent of table-
Like 19th century spiritualists, One Nation exploits the gullible by offering to bring back the past. But debunking its tricks won't stop people looking for answers via the modern equivalent of table-rapping. The post Debunking the table-rappers: The media and the One Nation grift appeared first on Crikey.
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Former Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce faced a grilling on national television this week, fending off persistent questions about Pauline Hanson's controversial interview with a far-right activist, all while seemingly battling a canine distraction.
Madrid erupted in a sea of red and yellow as Spain's triumphant World Cup-winning women's football team returned home to a rapturous reception, met by royalty and hundreds of thousands of adoring fans.
Former Liverpool and Newcastle United star Kevin Keegan is remembered as one of English football's first rock stars after his death at 75.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has thrown his support behind a Northern Territory-based AFL team, igniting hopes for a new era in Australian Rules football, though concrete funding commitments remain notably absent.
