Albo: ‘There are some things we can’t afford to repeat’
As we watch the march on Anzac Day, we remember those who have paid freedom’s price — and the many still paying its price, Anthony Albanese writes.
Analysis
How Labor is toeing China’s red line
The Chinese embassy would have given Richard Marles an elephant stamp for being such a patsy in his full-throated rah rah Beijing speech.
Marles’ Chinese takeaway is a strange message
With Labor Leader Anthony Albanese off the campaign trail, it should have been his deputy’s day in the sun but he is hamstrung by confused speeches on China, writes James Campbell.
The Albo and ScoMo that I know
Social media makes it look like Albanese and Morrison are the two biggest frauds in Australia – but that’s not the blokes I know, writes David Penberthy.
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Telling details in ScoMo’s campaign speak
Scott Morrison has only been prime minister since August, but that’s not the impression he’s giving voters.
The big problem with electric car plan
The energy market operator would seek to stop motorists charging their cars when states face brownouts or power outages, potentially leaving families stranded.
Abbott one-upped in arch rivalry
Tony Abbott was given the lead when his rival Zali Steggall ditched a televised community forum. And the former PM was upstaged.
Analysis: The big parties will ignore SA at their peril
Unlike some previous elections, South Australia will not be centre stage for the campaign but will have an important secondary role that the major parties ignore at their peril.
Get ready for dark arts, attack ads and straight out lies
Like a rabble of school kids, Australia’s political hopefuls have been jostling for front position long before the train finally pulled into the station.
Biggest issue Aussie voters care about most
Australia’s Baby Boomers, Millennials, mums and dads and every state and territory are united on one thing this election. HAVE YOUR SAY
NSW election sends ‘shudders’ to PM
The NSW election result will raise concerns for Prime Minister Scott Morrison and raises a key question as the federal election looms.
Airstrip sparks wild China invasion claim
It’s a little known airfield built on red dirt in the middle of nowhere. Should we believe claims that it leaves Australia exposed?
Desperate move to save property market
Australia is facing economic disaster but there’s one thing we can do to improve things. Let’s hope we don’t wait until it’s too late.
The wrecking ball of Australian politics
IT HAS already destroyed four prime ministers. And now the very same wrecking ball is about to smash Scott Morrison as well.
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