Labor pays the price in the fruitless quest for bipartisanship
In this episode of New Politics, we explore the big issues in Australian politics. First, we discuss the end of Bill Shortenâs 17-year political career, [>>>]
Bill Shorten
Behind the gridlock on fair taxes, environment protection and housing
In todayâs rapidly shifting political landscape, key issues such as super-profits taxes, wealth inequality, environmental protections, and housing affordability dominate the headlines. Yet, with every [>>>]
The failure of Frydenberg, Shortenâs expensive speechwriting and whatâs behind Nature Positive?
In this episode of New Politics, we explore the reasons behind the significant stir within the conservative mainstream media sparked by rumours of former Liberal [>>>]
Who Wins The 2019 Election Final Countdown?
It’s the final week of Election 2019 and Labor is still in the best position to win the election. We’re not saying anything controversial here: [>>>]
The final week of Campaign 2019
Weâre into the final week of the 2019 election campaign and, if it was a simple contest of ideas, the Labor Party would be confident [>>>]
A Labor victory is in sight
Weâre into the final two weeks of the 2019 federal election campaign, and two opinion polls released today still point towards a Labor victory. The [>>>]
A Most Exciting 2019 Election Campaign Continues
Contrary to most perceptions from the media about a âboringâ campaign, we think the 2019 election is one of the most exciting ever. Why? Because [>>>]
On water matters set to sink Morrison
Itâs the end of the first week of the federal election campaign and, already, we have the mainstream media telling everyone within earshot that this [>>>]
Maths and media: where the election will be won and lost
Itâs always unwise to make predictions about who is likely to win any election, but if Scott Morrison does end up on the victory podium [>>>]
Budget 2019, The End Of A Zany Parliament And Waiting For An Election
Conventional wisdom suggests there are two types of Budgets: one that’s in surplus, and one that’s in deficit. But there’s also the Budget type that [>>>]
Morrison slipping further away
The latest Newspoll from 5â7 March 2019 shows a drop in support for the LiberalâNational Party to 46 per cent on a two-party preferred basis, [>>>]
The Year of Living Incompetently: 2018 in review
2019 promises to be an exhilarating year in politics, with a federal election guaranteed before May 18, and an election in Australiaâs largest state â [>>>]