The Albanese-led Labor Party and its collaborators, the teal independents, wrested power from Scott Morrison’s government on the back of two basic pledges – fixing cost-of-living pressures and tak…
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It is difficult to envisage a conventional path back to power for the Liberal-National Coalition after the May 21 election loss that decapitated so many of its future leaders and handed a swathe of tr…
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The major parties go to supreme efforts to narrow down policy differences between them, with a few notable exceptions, during election campaigns.
As a result, many of the biggest issues facing Aust…
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The most important question voters should be asking themselves going into the May 21 election is this: which party is likely to be most favoured by Xi Jinping and the People’s Republic of China?
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The public image that Labor desperately wanted to create about the unknown Anthony Albanese has been exposed in the first couple of weeks of the election campaign as a flimsy cardboard cutout of the r…
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Josh Frydenberg’s 2022 Budget has been swallowed and digested faster than any Budget in living memory, with election speculation and ugly politics overtaking the traditional period of selling the be…
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The 2022 budget will be a stark reminder of the long-term “cost” of saving the Australian economy from the ravages of the Government’s response to the threat of covid19.
As Josh Frydenberg br…
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For the first time in many elections, climate change will be well down on the list of voter concerns as they decide who will run the country for the next three years.
And this as the rest of the wo…
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If there is one political play that Scott Morrison knows instinctively and can fearlessly execute, it is displaying the Coalition’s superior credentials on national security. But, after two years of…
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The commitment of the Government to its slow-train Religious Discrimination Bill was finally put to the test in the final parliamentary days of the term of government.
Few promises made by Prime Mi…
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In an ominous sign for the coming election, the Chinese Communist Government has blocked Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison from using the social-media platform most widely used by the Chinese-A…
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As the political year cranks into gear, the only question that matters is whether Scott Morrison can pull off a second miracle election win in 2022 that in many ways is even more daunting than his fir…
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The federal election is now likely to be held in either April or May of next year, with polls and betting markets suggesting that Labor will go into the campaign as clear favourites.
Given that Opp…
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The pathway for the Morrison Government’s religious discrimination bill remains thorny, with MPs on all sides of politics poised to oppose it if it is perceived to be too accommodating in protecting…
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Scott Morrison has achieved a feat that has defied every other political leader over the past decade – a national consensus position on climate change.
Or has he?
The Prime Minister and Energy…
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The shock of Gladys Berejiklian’s resignation as premier of New South Wales continues to reverberate through the state, but many Liberal Party powerbrokers are hoping it will be a “time out” rat…
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As the Morrison Government inches closer to a decision on supporting a net-zero emissions policy by 2050, the Government’s junior Coalition partner, the Nationals, is grappling with the dilemma of w…
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The departure of Joel Fitzgibbon from the Federal Parliament at the next election arguably marks the end of an era for the Labor Party as it continues its tectonic drift away from its working-class ro…
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Such is the strangeness of the times that the coming federal election is likely to be decided by one issue – the Morrison Government’s ability to successfully manoeuvre the whole of Australia from…
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Australia’s symbiotic relationship with China has seen tremendous growth over the past few decades, but it also has come at a great price to our economic independence.
The institutes named for C…
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The Abbott Government has clearly learnt a lot since its ill-fated first blitzkrieg budget that was designed to run over as many groups as possible in one go in a bid to fast-track a return …
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