Do you begin to get the feeling that some Yes supporters are secretly glad the referendum went down in a flaming heap? Its very elite supporters can now feel even more virtuous, writes James Morrow.
A Labor senator has slammed the “killing of innocent civilians in Palestine” amidst a growing controversy in the House of Representatives over a Greens attempt to water down a motion in support of Israel.
Israel’s ambassador to Australia will address the Coalition Party Room Tuesday morning, a day after two Sydney teal MPs joined forces with the Greens to accuse the Jewish state of war crimes.
The battle to convince voters in western Sydney to abandon Labor and vote No in last Saturday’s referendum was won by a sophisticated campaign that mimicked the “Howard’s battlers” strategy of 20 years ago. Here’s how it worked.
How the New York Times tried — and failed — to explain the Voice to American readers
The coming weeks will be ‘pivotal’ in tackling the nation’s cost of living crisis with one economist warning the PM: ‘We’re going to find out what the government is made of in the next six weeks’.
The coming weeks will be ‘pivotal’ in tackling the nation’s cost of living crisis with one economist warning the PM: ‘We’re going to find out what the government is made of in the next six weeks’.
Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has been hailed within the Coalition as “genuine and authentic” and “a force to be reckoned with” for her role in helping lead the No campaign to victory against a well-funded opposition backed by corporate and sporting elites.
Warren Mundine has said journalists needed to “wake up” to themselves after pursuing bizarre line of questioning with Jacinta Price.
An emotional hug and a phone call from Anthony Albanese welcomed Australian journalist Cheng Lei back to home soil after more than three years in a Chinese prison. Get the latest details and watch documentary series Disappeared: The Cheng Lei Story.
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