Politics

Drumming up support for Palestine in the spirit of the recent Free Palestine Rally in Brisbane and other locations should be bipartisan political agendas across Australia and other representative democracies. Claiming that Israel has the […]

As we all know by now, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese didn’t get his ‘sideline’ meeting with US President Trump at the recent G7 meeting in Canada. The media and opposition talking points were awash […]

Having captured the imagination of Australians, the more larrikin political style of Anthony Albanese is available for application on the world scene. According to ABC News (16 June 2025), the AUKUS Review has immense possibility […]

The ABC’s Four Corners Programme (16 June 2025) warned of the uncertain future for the AUKUS submarine deal. Already $13 billion has been squandered to fast track the construction of nuclear-powered attack submarine construction in […]

A thought-provoking dilemma awaits any passionate writer delving into the realms of politics and societal issues. It’s a recurring challenge that surfaces after completing an article: what comes next? Typically, the author finds themselves staring […]

With its record parliamentary majority, the influx of fresh Labor faces and the move by WA’s Senator Dorinda Cox to Labor, the Albanese Government is well equipped to pragmatically manage our relationship with the Trump […]

In the glitzy halls of Singapore’s Shangri-La Dialogue, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth threw down a gauntlet: Australia must pump billions of extra dollars a year into defence – 3.5% of GDP – to counter […]

Monash University Media Release Senator for Western Australia Dorinda Cox has announced she is leaving The Greens to join Labor ranks in the Federal Senate. Dr Zareh Ghazarian, Head of Politics and International Relations Discipline, […]