Election results trigger,or subsequently lead to,leadership resets. Even in the turmoil of a campaign,players will also have their eyes on the future.
The emergence of the teal independents is a direct consequence of the desire for system change.
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton will challenge Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to introduce new laws after fresh allegations against the CFMEU.
Jostling over Labor’s handling of the export strike sits alongside a partisan divide on whether we should send peacekeepers to Ukraine.
The global political landscape is changing,and all Australians are affected,writes Betty Green.
Kerrynne Liddle spoke at a citizenship ceremony on behalf of Tony Burke on the same day Coalition colleagues implied he was using the events to swing votes in key seats.
The Coalition claims Australia is adding a public servant for every small business lost. Labor says that’s misleading.
The promotion of two women takes to 11 the number of women in Peter Dutton’s alternative cabinet,the same number as Labor,though the opposition has far fewer women backbenchers.
Education Minister Jason Clare accused the opposition leader of seeking to distract voters from “the mess of his crazy policies”.
By doubling down on his cry to “drill,baby,drill” and removing all limits on America’s booming fossil fuel industry,the new president has once again declared war on the world’s climate mitigation efforts. But this is a war he can’t win.