Turnbull and the mystery of economic management
This week was all about the magical number of 30 – 30 consecutive losing Newspolls for the Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull, or 111, if you […]
Articles by Eddy Jokovich
Tonight’s Newspoll is brought to you by the number 30
Number 30. It has been the most anticipated number in recent Australian politics and finally, it’s with us – it’s the thirtieth consecutive losing Newspoll […]
Further trouble for the Turnbull government: Monash and the AEC take aim
Today was the day the Turnbull government lost its majority and plunged into minority government… well, not exactly, but due to a redistribution of electorates […]
Conflicts of interest and the corruption of politics
Political representation, when performed correctly, is a demanding and taxing job and I have no problem with the level of tax-payer funded salaries for politicians, […]
The week in politics: The return of Batman and the support of an inequitable rort
A great deal of activity in national politics over the past week – a 16-year-old state government was thrown out of office, and a victory […]
The imputation rort that helps the top end of town
Let’s be honest: who actually knew about dividend imputation before the Labor leader, Bill Shorten, announced the policy to scrap cash refunds that exist under […]
Kill Bill and the failure of a smear campaign
Kill Bill is a series of two movies produced by Quentin Tarantino during 2003 and 2004 as a homage to martial arts films, samurai cinema, […]
Who’s next after Malcolm Turnbull?
The Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull, must regret many of his political comments, but surely none more than the words he announced so loudly on September […]
Michaelia Cash and losing in the art of politics
There are many finer points within the art of politics, but the most critical point is to choose your battles carefully and choose them wisely. […]
A secretive parliamentary day in Canberra
Yet another riveting day in Parliament Question time, replete with insane Dorothy Dix questions from Government MPs, and relentless questions from Labor about the broadband […]
Dumbing down the ABC and the future of journalism
There was a clear case of selective economic interpretation in Parliament last week, where the Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull, castigated the ABC’s senior economics editor, […]
The affair that stopped the nation and brought it to its knees
It was the affair that almost stopped the nation, as well as almost stopping the government. Will Barnaby Joyce still be the Deputy Prime Minister […]