Plus Ben Roberts-Smith now undefamable.
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This week John Buckley reported on Labor looking set to oppose a new bill that would establish a royal commission into the Murdoch media empire in favour of pursuing legislative reform.
As the housing wars raged on,
Anton Nilsson revealed Labor had changed its party platform on housing,
Bernard Keane argued the states are avoiding blame in the debate despite badly underfunding social housing for years,
and Guy Rundle reckoned we need to build better YIMBYs.
Elsewhere this week,
lawyer Hannah Marshall wrote on the new defence that could protect journalists in the defamation capital of the world,
Julia Bergin provided fascinating insights into Australia's dingo population,
and Cam Wilson broke down new rules to stop the spread of illegal content online.
Plus the latest in the media circus surrounding Brittany Higgins.
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