‘PM has my support’: Dutton
MALCOLM Turnbull has radically changed his energy policy in a desperate bid to prevent a possible leadership challenge, as Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton claims the PM has his support.
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Hanson attack on racism suits Katter
FRASER Anning’s Senate speech was deeply flawed but his party leader, Bob Katter, used it to shore up his position, writes James Campbell.
National Energy Guarantee battle looms
THE fate of the Turnbull Government’s plan to solve Australia’s energy crisis hangs on the outcome of a Coalition party room meeting in Canberra on Tuesday.
Labor mess a state of distraction
IF YOU’RE a state government in a mess four months before an election, the obvious thing to do is try and create a distraction by attacking a media organisation, writes James Campbell.
Liberals’ preselection strife continues
THE longstanding hostility of Liberal Party members to admin preselections — and their heartfelt desire for party democracy — has been clear for many years, writes James Campbell. Which is why the latest decision is so unpopular.
Dark clouds hang over the Coalition
HAVING dared to dream they might take a seat off the Labor Party, Coalition MPs and their friends and supporters woke on Sunday morning to a brutal reality, and things are likely to get worse, not better, writes James Campbell.
PM Turnbull feels heat after losses
WITH forecast struggles for Labor and Bill Shorten at the Super Saturday be-elections falling flat, the pressure is instead on the leadership of PM Malcolm Turnbull, writes James Campbell.
Shorten’s under siege and he knows it
SUPER Saturday’s polls shouldn’t be a test of Bill Shorten’s leadership, but they are and the Labor leader can’t afford new foes, writes James Campbell.
Garrett’s back after Labor election deal
A FACTIONAL deal will see former emergency services minister Jane Garrett installed at the top of Labor’s state election ticket while Daniel Mulino runs for the federal seat of Fraser.
Shorten’s preselection demand lost on Left
BILL Shorten told the ALP’s National Executive he wanted it to take over preselections in Victoria in order “that the efforts of all sitting MPs and candidates should be wholly focused on campaigning to win the next federal election.” It seems however that somebody forgot to tell the Socialist Left, writes James Campbell.
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