McGowan’s resignation leaves a model for success
In a surprising turn of events, Mark McGowan, one of the most successful political leaders in Australian history, resigned this week as the Premier of [>>>]
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Labor’s Budget sets the stage for a long-term in office
In a Budget release that emphasises a cautious approach, Treasurer Jim Chalmers unveiled the Labor government’s financial plan for the coming year. The Budget, while [>>>]
The dirty deeds of AFP and News Corp, corrupt NSW and is Albanese’s honeymoon really over?
The Australian Federal Police is in the news again, and this time it’s through a newspaper interview with the former Defence Minister, Senator Linda Reynolds [>>>]
Labor’s 100-day anniversary, sinister Robodebt scheme, and the jobs/skills crisis
Robodebt was one of the most disastrous acts of public administration in Australia’s history and the condemnation has arrived from all sides of politics – [>>>]
Lessons for Labor, Liberal’s nuclear error, and lucky Barilaro
A lull in politics gives us some time to assess how the political parties are travelling, and since the May election result, most of the [>>>]
How the OTIS group did Albanese a favour
The OTIS group of disgruntled federal Labor politicians has helped Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese in a number of ways they probably didn’t intend. For starters, [>>>]
The 2019 election verdict: It’s Labor
It’s Election Day 2019 and our final prediction is the same as it has been since August 2016: Labor will win this election, and it [>>>]
Maths and media: where the election will be won and lost
It’s always unwise to make predictions about who is likely to win any election, but if Scott Morrison does end up on the victory podium [>>>]