Australia votes
- Opinion
- Trump diplomacy
One ally has turned on Trump. Will Albanese and Dutton dare to take a swing?
Canada’s political leaders vow an eye for an eye against the US president’s tariffs. Why are Australia’s leaders more circumspect?
- David Crowe
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- Analysis
- Analysis
Politicians have been telling us powerful lies for years. It’s about to get worse
Australians have been misled about power prices for years – and the fake claims will get worse now the election campaign is so close.
- David Crowe
‘I’ll have to bow and apologise’: Palmer admits mistake while stoking gender war
Palmer targeted transgender issues in a National Press Club address on Thursday, while at the same time claiming Australia’s public debate was being derailed by the topic.
- Natassia Chrysanthos
- Exclusive
- Peter Dutton
Despite forceful WFH agenda, Dutton makes pledge to women voters
The opposition leader has promised female voters there won’t be an American-style reversal of women’s rights if he becomes prime minister.
- Sylvia Jeffreys
- Analysis
- Trump diplomacy
Trump has done us a favour by showing where we stand during peacetime
Donald Trump’s decision on tariffs is another reminder that he has cast aside old friends and embraced traditional US enemies, Russia most conspicuously.
- Peter Hartcher
- Editorial
- Opinion
The recurring irritant of Australian politics has returned
Voters have repeatedly rejected Clive Palmer’s attempts to buy electoral success. Now, his Trumpet of Patriots party is parroting the policies of Donald Trump.
- The Age's View
- Exclusive
- Teals
Coalition makes formal complaint over pro-teal spin in ‘fake newspaper’
Gazette News, which pays to boost stories about teal MPs, said its local news outlets were not linked to any political movement.
- Paul Sakkal
Backlash over Clive Palmer’s Trumpet of Patriots gender advertisements
Transgender and equality advocacy groups are outraged over a series of political ads published in major newspapers.
- Calum Jaspan
- Opinion
- Political leadership
How Peter Dutton got it wrong on the caravan – and why voters need to know it
Dutton went harder than Anthony Albanese or Chris Minns on the caravan found filled with explosives on Sydney’s fringe, because he had a political objective.
- David Crowe
- Exclusive
- Capital gains tax
How Trump and Alfred will both wreak havoc on budget the PM did not want to have
Donald Trump’s tariff war has increased fears of a US recession. A recession, and the growing cost of a GST, are now hitting Jim Chalmers’ budget plans.
- Shane Wright
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