Inspired by 2022’s teal wave,community independent campaigns are building momentum across the country in lead up to the next federal election.
The Regional Voices Fund says it is “on the same page” as Climate 200,the group that catapulted six independent MPs into parliament in 2022.
Australians have strongly backed court action against Coles and Woolworths over supermarket pricing.
Some feedback from voter heartland:no one in his or her right mind thinks the PM retires to his cardboard lean-to and contemplates how to spend his last 10 bucks.
The image of the clifftop home is all wrong:the ocean view will stretch out before him,while the troubles of everyday Australians lie behind him.
One of Australia’s leading psephologists says the chances of Fatima Payman’s party securing even a single seat at the next election are slim.
More than twice as many voters believe the government is responsible for the cost-of-living crisis as those blaming global factors.
A long line of treasurers,opposition leaders and prime ministers has flirted with negative gearing and capital gains tax reform.
The “teal” independents and other crossbench MPs have called for negative gearing to be on the agenda in a total rethink of tax and housing policy.
We all want the housing crisis to be solved,but as a society,we’ve painted ourselves into a corner. The truth is,there are no easy solutions.
After more than a decade with Tabcorp,endurance swimmer Jaimee Rogers has lodged her nomination forms with the Liberal Party intending to win back the blue-ribbon electorate.