Australia’s elevated terror alert. National security or politics as usual?
“Terrorism has changed the world, and Australia is not immune, but the way of life that we value so highly must go on. Our security [>>>]
Articles by Eddy Jokovich
Religion in politics: should we be wary or accept its influence?
The emergence of the Muslim Vote group in Australia signifies a new dynamic in the political landscape. Unlike a traditional political party, this group focuses [>>>]
Israel becoming increasingly isolation over the genocide in Gaza
The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his defense minister, and the leadership of Hamas, on the grounds [>>>]
Fallout from Robodebt intensifies amid calls for Morrison resignation
The fallout from the Robodebt Royal Commission report continues to reverberate throughout Australian politics and while media interest in the issue may have waned, the [>>>]
Crucial legislation delayed by Greens, sparking debate during a housing crisis
This week, the Senate voted to delay the implementation of the $10 billion housing Australia future fund for social housing until 16 October, despite the [>>>]
The Australian housing affordability crisis continues
What can be done about Australia’s housing crisis? We spoke with Cathy Callaghan from Shelter NSW about the issues and how governments can act to [>>>]
PwC outsourcing scandal sheds light on consultants
In a week dominated by an outsourcing scandal and revelations surrounding PwC – one of the world’s largest accounting firms – attention has been drawn [>>>]
Labor’s first year marked by achievement and focus on competence
In what is being hailed as a year of substantial achievements, the Labor government has completed its first year in office. Comparisons have been drawn [>>>]
Budget Reply: Uncertain path forward for the Liberal Party
In the midst of discussions surrounding the recent budget and the opposition’s reply, the immediate political prospects of the Liberal–National Coalition remain uncertain. While the [>>>]
Is time up for Albanese?
Many years ago, I attended a community meeting to listen to a political newcomer many considered to be a rising star within the Labor movement. [>>>]
The heat ramps up on Morrison
The pure art of political leadership seeks credit for all the positive news and makes sure someone else takes the blame for all the negatives. [>>>]
Black lives matter? Maybe not
The greatest stain on the Australian psyche is the unfinished business of Aboriginal reconciliation and the inherent discrimination many Indigenous people and communities still face. [>>>]