Politics

Public Broadcasting News (PBS) in the USA provided a useful summary of President Trump’s hour-long address to the UN General Assembly (UNGA). The address fundamentally questioned the purpose of the U.N.’s existence. PBS offered a […]

Labor Couldn’t Ask for a Better Opposition The Albanese government must be quietly thrilled with the state of the opposition right now. If they could script their ideal political foil, the current LNP Coalition would […]

Saturation news coverage of President Trump’s gala dinner at Windsor Castle has concealed the need for more critical coverage of the defence pact with PNG as an extension to the Golden Anniversary of independence for […]

In the wake of the Liberal Party’s bruising defeat in the May 2025 federal election, where Anthony Albanese’s Labor secured a decisive second term amid a Liberal collapse, the party desperately sought fresh blood to […]

In the playhouse of Australian politics, Senators Pauline Hanson and Jacinta Nampijinpa Price stand out as influential conservative voices. While their backgrounds and personal journeys differ significantly, their political alignment, voting records, and public stances […]

The boys are coming for you, Suss Electing Sussan Ley as party leader was a positive for the Liberal Party given she is the best talent they have. A negative for the Liberal Party is […]

The most striking thing about the LNP Coalition today is not scandal, disunity, or chaos – but how little anyone pays attention to them. In a noisy political world, the federal opposition is a whisper […]

By Peter Brown   If you’re wondering where the Liberal Party stands in 2025, you’re not alone. Increasingly, the answer seems to be: nowhere in particular. Once seen as the natural party of government, the […]

By Peter Brown   The federal LNP Opposition, now led by Sussan Ley since the May election, is at a crossroads. After years of Peter Dutton’s combative leadership, Ley has brought a calmer, more disciplined […]

Fresh from their crushing defeat in the May federal election, the LNP appears to have learned precisely nothing from the result. Voters sent a clear message: the LNP’s lurch to the far right – on […]