Penny Wong has joined international peers in condemning reports that pro-democracy advocates and members of Myanmar’s political opposition had been executed by the country’s military

Recommendations to restrict electorate staff from participating in campaigns to re-elect their employer raise questions about where a new generation of political campaigners will come

Even stationery isn’t stationary The winds of change are truly moving through parliament, as The Mandarin observed in action this week. Happening to walk past

Even by recent standards, the cries of ‘a vote for an independent is a vote for chaos’, seemed more prominent in the last weeks of

Prime minister Anthony Albanese is getting straight to work, with a trip to Japan to meet with Quad leaders from Japan, India, and the US.

ANALYSIS Traditionally, the senate race in the Australian Capital Territory is an attempt at a robust fight that always results in one Labor senator and

Labor has pledged to reduce spending on consultants and labour hire companies by $3 billion over four years, as well as rebuild public service capacity

In July 2002, I relocated from Western Australia for what turned out to be an almost three-year stint reporting on politics in the great state