He’s not a monster! Dutton’s conservative nightmares continue and the Inland Rail disaster
In this episode: another resignation in the Liberal Party, and are there more to follow? And the cost blowout in the Inland Rail Project is [>>>]
Peter Dutton
Liberals withering on a flagpole, corruption in NSW and a war with China?
Parliament has been sitting again this week and, as usual, there are many issues to explore. The former Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull, appeared at the [>>>]
The Apology, Aston byelection and Labor’s bad gambling habit
There was another session of Parliament this week and we found out that the federal government has spent $7.6 million to prosecute whistleblowers – while [>>>]
Parliament returns, Lidia Thorpe and the beginning of the end of Dutton
Parliament has returned for the year, with the government keen to implement its agenda, the Opposition trying to make itself relevant, and everyone else trying [>>>]
The misogyny of News Corp and the racism of the Right
The Australian media usually stays away from New Zealand politics but News Corporation had a field day when Jacinda Ardern announced her resignation, suggesting all [>>>]
Sick of the media: 2022 Labor Budget analysis
The second Budget for 2022 has been released, and it’s Labor’s first budget in nine years – it’s a Budget that’s been prepared in very [>>>]
Anti-Corruption Commission One Step Closer, Lambie Mischief, And Dutton’s Makeover
The anti-corruption commission is one step closer to reality – the Labor government tabled its Bill in Parliament this week, despite all the claims from [>>>]
Greens Power, Fighting The Last Election And More Corruption In NSW
The Australian Greens have had their most successful election campaign ever – four seats in the House of Representatives, 12 Senators and 12.25% of the [>>>]
Labor And The Eternal Blame Game
How much can a new government be held responsible for the mistakes of the previous government? And how much time should this new government be [>>>]
Flying the Red Flag for Labor and new Liberal leadership, same as the old
The final assessment is in and the Labor Party has won 77 seats, enough to form government in its own right, without needing the support [>>>]
The On-Water Matters Sweeping Out The Morrison Government To Oblivion: A Big Week In Politics
Dedicated to the memory of Senator Kimberley Kitching. The floods in northern NSW and Queensland are causing major political headaches for the Morrison government and, [>>>]
A dark day in Australian politics
It’s a rare sight to see a government split in two, but that’s exactly what we’ve seen in Canberra this week. The sad debacle of [>>>]