Foothold on our doorstep: Gravest concern facing next government
An increasingly aggressive China could have troops on the ground just 2000km from Australia within weeks, writes Matthew Killoran.
An increasingly aggressive China could have troops on the ground just 2000km from Australia within weeks, writes Matthew Killoran.
Anthony Albanese attempted to use a trick from Scott Morrison’s playbook but made an embarrassing mistake every Australian has made at a party. James Weir recaps.
Australia has been warned to brace for Chinese ships and aircraft to arrive in the Solomon Islands. This is what it means for us.
The first leader’s debate of the campaign proved to be extraordinarily close, just like the election, writes Matthew Killoran.
SOUTH Australian Liberals again have managed to self-sabotage themselves at the federal election, potentially losing half their seats. Daniel Wills explains how it went so wrong.
OPINION: Malcolm Turnbull has more to fear than the glacial speed of the vote count.
VOTERS rejected the Coalition in seats across the country, for a range of reasons. Here’s how Team Turnbull lost its grip on government.
MALCOLM Turnbull has put his leadership in jeopardy by spectacularly failing the tests he set when tearing down Tony Abbott little more than nine months ago. Here’s why he could be gone.
IT’S an indictment of where politics has headed that people are questioning Bill Shorten’s leadership of the Opposition. This is the guy who has just done what people thought couldn’t be done.
JUST hours before the polls closed, I received a phone call from a dear friend who was a lifelong Labor voter — to say she was on her way to vote Liberal — to support Malcolm Turnbull — for the first time in her life.
THE votes are in from the PerthNow exit poll, and as polling stations close across the state, it’s now your chance to Vote One – or not – for democracy sausage.
JAMILA Rizvi says the polls were irrelevant. Just like the film Titanic, we knew the outcome of this before it started.
IN these uncertain times, Australia needs a government that is in control of its own legislative agenda, not the prisoner of an intractable Upper House.
WHILE many agree Bill Shorten might have won the daily horse race — and launched the better scare campaign — Malcolm Turnbull’s approach to the election campaign may very well see him come through in the end. Here’s why.
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