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We have now entered into a political sphere where One Nation, with a whole one MP in the lower house and a rag tag conspiracy of senators, is influencing the nation’s policies. One Nation seems to have more influence over Labor policy than the Labor...
It’s not radical to say that Labor and the Coalition agree on more than they disagree on these days. That’s neoliberalism in a nutshell – both parties are tied to protecting the market and capital. Although the Coalition, as the party more...
When did we decide joy was a commodity we couldn’t afford? Much has been written on the “politics of joy”, the term coined to explain New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s mission as a politician. While still in the election race, Mamdani addressed the...
What's the Point? , Richard Denniss explains how the crossbench works and the politics of deal-making in federal parliament.
In April 2026, Dolly Parton was found to be the most popular person in America. Her death, announced on Wednesday, was greeted with global grief, one of the rarest forms of collective expressions we have left. Parton was famously not-political. It’s...
One of the best sculptures in Canberra depicts John Curtin and Ben Chifley mid-stroll on their way to Old Parliament House. The pair would walk from the Hotel Kurrrajong to parliament and talk about the day ahead, and the sculpture captures one of...
Anthony Albanese’s recent response to China at the Pacific Island Forum revealed two things. One, he knows how to screw nice, diplomatically, when he needs to. “The ‌Pacific Islands Forum determines what happens here, not any other country,” he said...
If you were born after 1990 or so, you grew up during one of Australia’s great eras of prosperity. And you were raised to believe that if you followed certain rules, you would eventually be a beneficiary of that prosperity too. Get an education. Find...
Sovereignty is one of those words that gets thrown around when politically expedient, but without the gravity it actually deserves. It’s basic definition is about a country having the ability and power to be controlled by its own government. Legally...
Swimming in political paddling pools means swallowing a lot of hypocrisy, just as a matter of course. For most commercial politicians, opinions tend to be based on focus groups and political expediency, rather than strongly held beliefs. For some,...
