The Prime Minister Series: The Constitution and the Prime Minister
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A Big Year In Politics: 2021 In Review And A Preview Of 2022
An incredible year in Australian politics, but the biggest feature was all the issues left behind and the issues that were not managed very well [>>>]
Independents Day In North Sydney: Kylea Tink
Independent candidates are set to play a big role in the next federal election. And why are they running for election? Because they’ve had enough [>>>]
The End Of The Year In Politics And A Voice Of Goldstein Takes Flight
Political parties love to end the year with momentum and provide a springboard into the new year – especially if there’s an election coming up. [>>>]
The Last Days Of The House And A Labor–Greens Alliance?
The parliamentary year commenced with the revelations of a rape at Parliament House; it ended with a report into sexual harassment at parliamentary workplaces… and [>>>]
The Federal Chaos Continues And The Shady Sukkar Campaign
It’s the final week of Parliament for 2021 and it’s much the same as all the other ones in recent weeks: chaos and dysfunction, and [>>>]
Morrison’s rabble and the Civil Disobedience of the LNP
This term of Parliament is descending into chaos, and it’s almost as though the anarchist society has taken over the Senate and House of Representatives. [>>>]
Morrison’s Slogan Roadtest And We Listen To The Voices Of Kooyong
It’s increasingly obvious the Prime Minister is using the final stages of this Parliament to roadtest a number of different election slogans. Last week it [>>>]
Attacking The ABC And Morrison’s Sympathy For The Devil
Once again, the Liberal–National Coalition is attacking the ABC, and doing the bidding of News Corporation in its quest to remove the ABC from government [>>>]
The Anti-Vax Point of No Return And The Road To Liberal Party Oblivion
Australia is seeking national leadership at this point of time to ward off the threat of extremist behaviour in Melbourne but instead of trying to [>>>]
Morrison’s China Syndrome And Telling People What To Do
Paul Keating was a hit at the National Press Club address during the week, but members of the federal government were not so happy about [>>>]
Liar Liar, Liberal Branch Stacking and Defamation
There won’t be a federal election in the short term, but that doesn’t mean campaigning can’t start early. It feels like the election campaign has [>>>]