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The Albanese government steers clear of upsetting those with assets.

There’s one fight Anthony Albanese always tries to avoid picking

Labor’s scars and its determination to become the natural party of government are having a peculiar impact.

  • Sean Kelly

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Numbers to horrify all Libs: Labor can win a parliamentary vote on female MPs alone

There are 43 Coalition MPs and 50 female Labor members sitting opposite them. You do the maths.

  • George Megalogenis
Paul Keating has revealed he told Gough Whitlam to sack John Kerr, and jail him if he refused.

Keating reveals he told Whitlam to have Kerr sacked or arrested

Former prime minister John Howard urged Liberal leader Sussan Ley to talk to Albanese about introducing four-year parliamentary terms.

  • Shane Wright
The Whitlam sacking transfixed the nation.

‘He’s been sacked!’: How Gough Whitlam’s downfall caused chaos in an HSC class

A legendary northern beaches teacher couldn’t contain his shock.

  • Michael Dodd
Gough Whitlam addresses a Labor rally outside of Parliament House, Canberra, November 1975.

The Dismissal: How ‘the most tumultuous day in Australian political history’ unfolded

Power, principle, politics; all three collided to expose the fragility of our democracy. Watch what led to November 11, 1975, and how it changed the way we operated.

  • Bella Ann Sanchez and Tony Wright
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Whitlam’s revenge?

A rear-ending on the back page.

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Gough Whitlam with wife Margaret. They made history be appearing on The Mike Walsh Show.

Why Whitlam’s dismissal was a blow to women’s rights

Gough Whitlam’s policies transformed many women’s lives. His legacy lives on.

  • Michelle Arrow
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A huge mistake that changed history: Whitlam failed to tell the right people he’d been sacked

If only the sacked PM and his inner circle had delivered the news of his government’s dismissal to his Labor colleagues in the Senate.

  • John Faulkner
New details have come to light about US influence on Joh Bjelke-Petersen’s role in the fall of Gough Whitlam

‘She heard an extraordinary plot against the government’: The call that would haunt Winsome Nash

For 50 years, a family kept a secret about events leading up to a cataclysmic moment in Australian politics. Now they are going public.

  • Peter Rees
After the election, is it time to rethink Australia’s relationship with the US in the time of Trump?

After the election, is it time to farewell the US protection racket?

Whoever wins government on May 3, a crucial decision awaits: what do we do about the alliance with Donald Trump’s America?

  • Tony Wright

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