The Albanese Government has asked the Australian public to vote in favour of a major constitutional change based on the extraordinary proposition of taking the government of the day on blind trust tha…
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Job insecurity and decline in home ownerships are emerging as significant factors in voters turning from the major parties, particularly the Liberal Party.
The vote for both major parties has falle…
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The true character of the Albanese Government is beginning to take shape, and the coming year will determine the success or otherwise of the latest Labor experiment.
The question is whether the Fed…
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Peter Dutton faces a long, daunting and unlikely task of clawing back power in one term.
The lanky Queenslander has settled into the leadership and is biding his time and picking his fights.
He …
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It is with some irony that almost 10 years to the day since the signing of the Murray-Darling Basin Plan, the new Labor Government has unveiled its determination to proceed with water buybacks across …
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What is the big difference between politics in the United States and politics in Australia?
Answer: There is a cultural fight on in America, where roughly half the states are to some degree pro-lif…
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Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers must be keeping an eagle eye on what is happening in Britain as he grapples with the big decision on whether or not to ditch promised tax cuts at the coming Budget.
C…
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Arguably none of the outcomes from the Albanese Government’s Jobs and Skills Summit required the hoopla of holding an actual national summit to achieve them.
The Australian Financial Review’s p…
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When three former Liberal prime ministers come out publicly to express their concerns about the unorthodox and secretive ministerial appointments of the Morrison government, you know you have a proble…
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Every once in a while a new MP’s arrival in Canberra sends a shockwave through the Parliament and out into the wider nation.
This happened again on the evening of July 27, 2022, when Jacinta Namp…
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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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As News Weekly goes to press, Labor has won a majority in the lower house and will govern in its own right.
Labor may have won, but both major parties have suffered swings and both have recorded ri…
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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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As the world confronts unprecedented threats from the belligerent, totalitarian superpowers of China and Russia, Australia faces national security threats not experienced for 80 years. Yet, these issu…
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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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A review of the platforms of the major parties found there are no serious family policies being offered by any major party – Labor, Coalition or Greens.
Instead, policies are focused on having bo…
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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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With Australia’s national security threatened by hostile forces and families suffering economic stress, here are winning policies for the federal election, based on polling conducted for the Nationa…
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by Patrick J Byrne, National President of the National Civic Council
Last week, five dissident Coalition members crossed the floor to vote with Labor against the Government to remove the section 38…
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Dan Andrews’ Victorian Government has introduced draconian changes to its anti-discrimination law, attacking the freedom of religious schools and organisations to employ the staff of their choice.
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The NSW by-election for the state seat of Upper Hunter was yet another warning that Federal Labor will stay in the doldrums as long its climate-action policy opposes coal mining.
Labor was not goin…
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Outspoken Queensland LNP member for Dawson George Christensen has announced he will not contest the next federal election, in part because the political system is “broken”, he says.
Christensen…
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