Election 2022: One Nation to contest every seat Federal One Nation aims to hold the balance of power in either the Lower House or the Senate, fielding candidates in every electorate.
Premium Columnists It’s an election budget, but who is tuning in? Tuesday March 29, 2022 By Tom Ravlic Editors' Picks How many voters in traditional heartlands and marginal seats are not in the mood to listen to either party, irrespective of their sales pitches?…
Premium Insights and analysis Satisfaction with democracy at its lowest since the Whitlam dismissal Thursday January 27, 2022 By Tom Ravlic Editors' Picks Don't be surprised by the protests and interest in Clive Palmer. Three-quarters of Australians believe people in government are looking after themselves.
Anti-mandate bill unsuccessful despite senators crossing floor Tuesday November 23, 2021 By Jackson Graham Federal A One Nation private members' bill to stop state-based vaccine mandates has been rejected in the senate, amid Coalition MPs crossing the floor.
‘Three-peat Palaszczuk’: why Queenslanders swung behind Labor in historic election Monday November 2, 2020 By Chris Salisbury Editors' Picks Not a straightforward repeat of recent election outcomes in the NT ACT and NZ, this election panned out in ways particular to QLD'’s regional diversity,…
Why would Australia Post go out of its way to deliver Pauline Hanson’s stubby holders? Monday September 14, 2020 By Carl Rhodes Editors' Picks It’s difficult to imagine what kind of reasoning was behind this 'gift'.
AusPost defends decision to deliver One Nation stubby holders to public housing residents Friday September 11, 2020 By Shannon Jenkins Federal In July, Australia Post CEO Christine Holgate wrote to the City of Melbourne threatening to call the police unless the council delivered 114 stubby holders…
Boris Johnson’s flirtation with populism will have lasting consequences for the Conservative Party Tuesday October 8, 2019 By Andy Knott Career Advice Among the core features that distinguish conservatism and populism are their different approaches to the rule of law and their conception of “the people”. The…
Lawyers, guns, money – and politics, part 3 Friday May 10, 2019 By Scott Hamilton & Stuart Kells Case studies The third article in a three-part series on the formulation of Australia’s firearms policy; the power of pro-gun interests has the potential to pervert our…
