Politics

Post updated at 8:45 am on 19 May, 2019 While the LNP and the media are using the word ‘catastrophic failure’ for Labor – the […]

By Ad Astra It wasn’t easy getting into the nerve centre of the LNP – the secret place where talking points, election strategies and day […]

This election has boiled down to a question of who do you care about – me or us? People who like to call themselves self-funded […]

In June 2015, the Health Services Union (HSU) sued Kathy Jackson over allegations she spent $660,000 of members’ funds on personal expenses while national secretary. […]

By Ad Astra We all have memories of a child bawling its eyes out after being clobbered by another kid. We also have memories of […]

Rosalie has become the face, or the name at least, of Scott Morrison’s campaign against reeling back John Howard’s franking credit cash giveaway. “I saw […]

When Tony Abbott rolled Malcolm Turnbull for the Liberal Party leadership back in 2009, he immediately threw out the constructive negotiations towards an emissions reduction […]

For six years the country has been feeling unwell. A few of us, particularly some older people, have been on such a high sugar diet […]

As Chris Bowen proudly released Labor’s costings today, the RBA was busy blowing it out of the water. As reported by the ABC: “Australia’s annual […]

Former Vice President Joe Biden has officially come out with his campaign slogan. In a direct response to Trump’s Make America Great Again, Uncle (or […]

By John Haly Voting is the expression of the rights of an individual to participate in their government, but like any expression, it can be […]

In a world that puts profit first, the idea of a social licence to operate seems to be disappearing. Shareholders are removed from the reputational […]

We have seen three leaders’ debates now (well a couple of us have), and the overarching takeout is that this election is all about Bill […]