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One Nation and the implosion of the Liberal Party

Is One Nation rising, or is the Liberal Party collapsing? Either way, the cracks in the conservative side of politics that has been predicted for some…

7 hrs ago • Eddy Jokovich, David Lewis: Cultural Notes, and New Politics

37:46

Most radical budget since Whitlam? Housing reform, poverty and the future of the Australian economy

Is the 2026 federal Budget really the biggest challenge to neoliberalism since the 1970s – or is it just tinkering around the edges?

May 14 • Eddy Jokovich, David Lewis: Cultural Notes, and New Politics

The New Politics verdict: A slightly progressive budget that doesn’t go far enough

Housing tax reform is welcome, but the cuts to the NDIS and timid welfare measures reveal Labor’s continuing ideological caution.

May 12 • New Politics

The Budget: Labor’s slow and stuttered crawl toward reform

The Albanese government’s biggest economic test will not be the size of the Budget, but whether it is prepared to take on vested interests and…

May 11 • Eddy Jokovich and New Politics

Budget, gas and housing: Can Labor finally deliver real reform?

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May 11 • New Politics

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