Campbell: The real ‘cruel hoax’ of this election campaign
After four days listening to this lot, it’s hard not to feel that if a country gets the politicians it deserves then we must have been must been very bad indeed.
After four days listening to this lot, it’s hard not to feel that if a country gets the politicians it deserves then we must have been must been very bad indeed.
Anthony Albanese has a fight he should not pick and a battle he cannot win, writes Joe Hildebrand.
Mental health services remains a hot topic during the federal election campaign, with questions around affordability continuing to swirl. YOUR READER QUESTIONS
Anthony Albanese declared he would make supermarket price gouging illegal if he was re-elected Prime Minister. His plan went down like a lead balloon. WHAT YOU SAID
The NSW election result will raise concerns for Prime Minister Scott Morrison and raises a key question as the federal election looms.
It’s a little known airfield built on red dirt in the middle of nowhere. Should we believe claims that it leaves Australia exposed?
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.
IT HAS already destroyed four prime ministers. And now the very same wrecking ball is about to smash Scott Morrison as well.
LABOR leader Bill Shorten appealed to mum and dad voters and disgruntled workers in a speech where he outlined his plan to win the next election.
MASSES of conservatives are now cleaving the Coalition’s base, winning over thousands of voters. Yes, the factional plague has infected the Australian right.
THERE was a divisive element to the federal election but our future lies in embracing and working with Asia toward joint prosperity, writes Jeff Kennett.
ANALYSIS: THERE’s so much finger-pointing going on right now, someone’s going to sprain something.
THE next election will be based in Queensland, the home of Pauline Hanson, Clive Palmer and Sir Joh. It could be within three years. So he better catch up … fast.
FORMER premier Peter Beattie says personal attacks on Pauline Hanson only increase her support – but there is a way for the major parties to defeat her.
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