David Shoebridge takes over a Greens party looking for growth while One Nation surges. His pitch is sharper: confront the ...
In 1942, crisis forced Australia to rethink a dangerous strategic dependence. Today, reliance on imported fuel creates ...
On International Wrongful Conviction Day, Australia still leaves prisoners to overcome an almost impossible barrier when ...
As plantations supply more of Australia’s timber, how they are established and harvested will increasingly shape biodiversity ...
British intelligence warns that climate and ecosystem collapse could drive conflict, migration, famine and economic ...
One Nation’s rise is often treated as cultural anger. New data point to something more concrete: poor health, financial insecurity and communities left without the services that make life work.
Labor’s Left has the prime minister, the numbers and formidable control of the party machinery. What it lacks is a program ...
The RBA has lifted rates to 4.6 per cent, concentrating much of the pain of fighting inflation on younger households with mortgages. A tighter budget could spread the burden more fairly, but serious ...
Australia wants 80 per cent of working-age people to hold a tertiary qualification by 2050. Yet almost half of workers say ...
Britain says SSN-AUKUS remains on track. But its shipyards are already stretched while new reactor and workforce capacity is ...
The WA GST deal has cost almost $23 billion and left other states short. Political convenience is overriding fairness, ...
Nathan Fioritti is a Lecturer in Politics, School of Social Sciences at Monash University. He is a mixed-methods scholar whose research focuses on how political parties, voters and the media respond ...
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