To win the next election,Anthony Albanese needs to accept both his shortcomings and his strengths.
A majority of voters have rejected public protests in support of either side in the war in the Middle East,while more now say the war has made Australia less safe than a year ago.
The former Labor senator’s party,to be announced this week,will aim to run in every state and have a broad policy agenda aimed at siphoning votes from across the political spectrum.
Peter Dutton clearly projects himself as a tough leader. But is Australia ready for another hard-man PM?
As Anthony Albanese tried to focus on domestic affairs,world leaders including the UK’s Keir Starmer were addressing their nations about the Middle East.
The environment minister is fighting back at the criticisms of her political opponents as global green leaders descend on Australia.
As political debate reignites over October 7 protests and free speech,some seek to draw distinctions between the right to protest and what is right.
Era-defining political leaders are no more. We’ve ended up with a pernicious paradox:populism is killing off the popular politician.
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John Pesutto has just 11 days to quell the disunity that has overtaken the state Liberal Party as a result of numerous revelations from his defamation trial.
In January,the leader of the opposition supported federal laws relating to the display of terrorist symbols. This week,he wants the book thrown at protesters. So what gives?