Against a backdrop of Trump-driven global chaos,a group of mostly female MPs will decide which major party forms a minority government at the coming election.
The Coalition’s failure to release a single fully costed,credible policy shows just how lucky Peter Dutton believes himself to be.
When Niki Savva ended up in the nation’s capital she had the most exciting,dramatic and news-sodden time in her 50 years of political reporting.
If Anthony Albanese loses next year,which once seemed improbable and now looks possible,he will shoulder much of the blame and his legacy will be trashed.
Trump’s influence on the Australian body politic has been profound and malignant. Labor’s task now is to show Dutton would make life worse,not better.
The government’s management of the economy has helped bring inflation down and keep employment up,but it has much to learn about communication.
In this fight for survival,integrity and decency matter. A lot. If you show respect for one another,people are more likely to respect you.
How lucky was the opposition leader that hours before the NSW Liberal Party publicly imploded,he had reignited debate on immigration.
Anthony Albanese has been road testing his themes for the election. So has Peter Dutton,who says that the PM is a good bloke. But of course,there’s a catch.
The young senator’s decision to cross the floor and to later speak out against her party bears all the hallmarks of a carefully co-ordinated plan,according to Labor figures.