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Marketing will not save the left. We need to start organising.

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By Hannah Ferguson
| Cheek Media Co
The work of the left is to build coalitions around our shared struggle. To do so, we need to present an alternate future of hope and prosperity, writes Nèha Madhok. Zohran Mamdani’s successful mayoral campaign presented an alternative vision for the future of NYC Want to support our work? Cheek is offering 30% off annual subscriptions until June 30, meaning you can get access to ALL of our content for just $49 a year!! The far right is growing, and I’m not the least surprised.
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For 'new media' to flourish, we need to separate influencers from outlets

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By Hannah Ferguson
| Cheek Media Co
This commentary was originally written for the University of Canberra’s Digital News Report: Australia 2026 in response to their research results for Chapter 4: News Creators and Influencers. You can read the full report here. ‘Well, you don’t interview like Sarah Ferguson on 7.30 — do you?” When I think of the perception gap between legacy and new media, this is the remark that comes to mind.
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Domestic violence is a crime, not a plot line

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By Hannah Ferguson
| Cheek Media Co
As more women in both Australia and the UK come forward with allegations about their experiences on Married At First Sight (MAFS), it is becoming increasingly apparent that the show is fundamentally broken, writes Women’s and Girls’ Emergency Centre director, Moo Baulch. Want to support our work?
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