As the former Labor leader leaves the political stage,he admits to having regrets but “too few to mention”. He should reconsider.
Bill Shorten,for six years leader of the Labor Party before being denied the nation’s leadership,muses about life in politics and his future in academia.
Ross Gittins is spot on when he suggests that China would enjoy usurping the US in the move to renewables.
Many in politics were keen to cosy up to Alan Jones when he was a powerful radio broadcaster. While most have ducked for cover,one stands by him.
Gina Rinehart’s unbridled endorsement of Donald Trump’s agenda is depressing.
Julia Gillard confronted unfair criticism throughout her prime ministership. Now a similar strain of judgment is being attached to Kamala Harris.
Look at what’s happened to Australian women of colour with political ambitions. It’s dispiriting,but we must live in hope.
As The Age celebrates 170 years,we look back on some of the most notable major events featuring on our front pages over the decades.
You can understand Albanese’s desire for a majority government. But this is different from saying that a minority government would be bad.
With the coming departure from politics of Bill Shorten,it’s time to talk about his former bouncing baby,and now obese adult.
Some votes can be passed with murmurs of assent,and some with shouts of dismay. Three decades ago,a historic vote at the Labor National Conference was met with joy and dancing.