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The year in review: Albanese v. Dutton. Who wins out?
The year in review: the big issues of 2023
The fragile state of ceasefire in Gaza amidst a humanitarian crisis
Labor struggles with end of year immigration challenges
The 2023 carnival is over: end of parliament, Labor messaging, Gaza protests, Lehrmann defamation
The ongoing decay and ideological decadence of the mainstream media
The double standards of reporting the Gaza conflict and shifting perspectives on Israel
Israel’s cash for comment and Gaza ceasefire, the Lehrmann trainwreck, and the week in politics
Will courage, caution or brutal populist politics win the next election?
HMAS Toowoomba incident reignites tensions in Australia–China relations
The ongoing fear of China, Stage 3 tax cuts (again) and the return of the Idiot King!
The escalating conflict in Gaza and the international outcry gets louder
High Court ruling sparks concerns over Australia’s commitment to human rights
Rebuilding bridges: Albanese’s China visit marks a diplomatic turning point
China crisis resolved, interest rates, the outrage over Gaza, and Albanese’s falling popularity
Speculation grows over prospects of a minority government
Media bias in Australia and the futile balancing act
The world sits idly by as Gaza burns
Who speaks up for the Palestinian people? The unending cycle of violence
The continuing and endless division of Tony Abbott
Truth in political advertising: Strengthening democracy or curtailing free speech?
Truth in politics, outdated Abbott, sexist attacks on women MPs, and who speaks for Palestinians?
Post-referendum Australia: Battling the shadows of misinformation in the mainstream media
Is it the end of the road for Reconciliation in Australia?
Reflections on the defeat of the Voice to Parliament referendum
Voiceless: Unpacking the Voice to Parliament referendum defeat
After the Voice, truth and electoral reform is needed
The new war on Gaza: A historical context and recent escalation
The Voice to Parliament referendum: Missed opportunities, racism, and political opportunism
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The Disability Royal Commission: A vital call for reform
The end of the Liberal Party in Australia
The final week of the Voice campaign: what will the result say about us?
Rupert and the Murdoch empire: A legacy of negative influence and bad behaviour
Daniel Andrews: A legacy of leadership and mainstream media madness
The maniacal debate over nuclear energy in Australia
Climate change and extreme weather warnings in Australia: A call for urgent action
The end of integrity: A critical examination of political journalism in Australia
The Voice to Parliament referendum: Unravelling controversy and misinformation
Fear of change: A stalling force in Australian politics
The changing industrial landscape for gig economy workers
Gig economy reforms, Qantas, the polls and should we legalise cannabis?
The hi-viz corporate appeasement: Politics, corporate influence and public perceptions
The Voice to Parliament is a battle for Australia’s soul but where will it end?
The disparity of corporate profits and worker exploitation in Australia
The reactionary CPAC bigots and bandits hijack the national agenda
Labor National Conference: A balance of ambition and low expectations
Navigating the mix of women’s sport and men’s politics
Renewed push for nuclear energy sparks a new empty debate
Unraveling the shadows: the troubling saga of the Lehrmann trial
Divisive politics: examining Dutton’s fear and loathing on the Voice to Parliament
Great Barrier Reef still in danger: Australia’s environmental efforts scrutinised
Calls intensify for a Royal Commission into immigration detention
Morrison’s Robodebt denial faces fierce criticism
CFMEU proposes super profit tax to address housing shortfall
Australia’s first wellbeing budget: A paradigm shift in government priorities
Dutton under fire amidst corruption allegations in offshore processing contracts
The Dutton corruption files, a wellbeing Budget, and we need a super profit tax now
The conservative media’s endless attacks on the Labor government and the Voice to Parliament
Government funding for private schools doubles, raising equity concerns
The conflicts of interest in government outsourcing and misuse of information
The Fadden aftermath: a familiar result leaves the parties unchanged
Fallout from Robodebt intensifies amid calls for Morrison resignation
Royal Commission reveals the unlawful and cruel nature of the Coalition’s Robodebt scheme
Still a monster: Dutton’s image makeover
The Liberal Party blame game backfires
Murdoch Royal Commission needed right now: Senator Hanson-Young
Reserve Bank strategy questioned after interest rates rise
Former Morrison government misused $2 billion health fund
Explosive findings in Roberts-Smith defamation case: the aftermath
Goodbye McGowan, the PwC scandal, and the conservative attacks on the Voice to Parliament
The conservative attacks on the Voice to Parliament
PwC scandal sheds light on consultants and raises concerns over conflicts of interest
Racism in the media, free Assange, Australia–India relations and human rights
Racist media and attack-dog News Corp
Housing crisis in Australia demands a national approach
Labor government’s first year marked by achievements and a focus on competence
Budget Reply: Uncertain path forward for the Liberal Party
Labor’s Budget sets the stage for a long-term in office
Goodbye Scomo, Albanese’s new friend, the Coronation yawn-fest, and a new Liberal party?
Prime Minister’s attendance at Sandilands wedding sparks debate
Coalition continues to struggle in opinion polls as Opposition tactics come under fire
The terrible legacy of News Corporation
This budget will reveal the true nature of the Labor government
Raise the rate! NDIS, the pre-Budget lull and Dutton’s LNP tanking in the polls
He’s not a monster! Dutton’s conservative nightmares continue and the Inland Rail disaster
Politics after Aston, a farewell to Yunupingu and the forever despicable Dutton
Terrible AUKUS deal, NSW criminal corruption and media behaving badly
Liberals withering on a flagpole, corruption in NSW and a war with China?
The national interest and the politics of reform
Superannuation and politics of reform, media freedom and the Robodebt criminals
The dirty deeds of AFP and News Corp, corrupt NSW and is Albanese’s honeymoon really over?
The Apology, Aston byelection and Labor’s bad gambling habit
Parliament returns, Lidia Thorpe and the beginning of the end of Dutton
The explosive Robodebt inquiry and reinventing capitalism
The misogyny of News Corp and the racism of the Right