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A new logo won’t save the Liberal Party
Why the Liberal Party rebranding won’t solve its political problems, the teals risk becoming the establishment they opposed, and nostalgia politics is…
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Starmer’s downfall should be a warning sign for Albanese
A growing crisis for centre-left governments is appearing: when promises of much needed change become cautious political management, voters start…
Jun 25
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Hansonism and the rise of racist neoliberalism
It’s a political ideology that thrives by turning economic insecurity into culture-war resentment, protecting elite power while directing anger towards…
Jun 22
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The billionaire’s megaphone: Who really runs Australian politics?
As billionaire influence grows, the Greens fade from view, and Labor risks repeating the mistakes of its UK counterparts, Australian politics is…
Jun 22
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How America lost the war
The war was sold as necessary and inevitable. But as a ceasefire approaches – if it can hold – it looks increasingly like a strategic defeat for…
Jun 19
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David Lewis: Cultural Notes
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Hanson and the politics of hate
An appearance at the National Press Club with the same politics of grievance, division and cultural resentment that has defined One Nation for three…
Jun 18
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David Lewis: Cultural Notes
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The war that achieved nothing: Why the US and Israel are the biggest losers
Trump’s Iran war has achieved nothing. After months of threats, disruption and risk, Washington appears to have ended up exactly where diplomacy could…
Jun 16
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The One Nation reality check is coming soon
One Nation’s surge says less about Pauline Hanson and more about a political system losing the trust of voters who no longer believe change is coming.
Jun 15
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The One Nation poll surge: Protest or a passing fad?
The biggest threat to Australia’s major parties may not be One Nation itself, but the growing number of voters who no longer trust the political system.
Jun 12
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David Lewis: Cultural Notes
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Is Israel heading towards AUKUS? The bigger story behind the submarines
As AUKUS moves beyond submarines and into AI, cyber warfare and military integration, critical questions are emerging about Australian sovereignty…
Jun 11
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David Lewis: Cultural Notes
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The AUKUS secret: How Australia risks becoming part of the US–Israel war machine
The submarine debate may have all been a distraction. Behind AUKUS lies a deeper military integration that could entrap Australia into Israel’s forever…
Jun 9
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AUKUS, housing and universities: The policy failures that keep hindering Australia’s future
The Weekly Brief: Your weekly guide to the issues shaping Australian politics this week.
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