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Jim Chalmers to deliver first consecutive Labor budget surpluses since Paul Keating

Jim Chalmers to deliver first consecutive Labor budget surpluses since Paul Keating

The federal government will use the figures to argue it is keeping inflation at bay.

  • by Shane Wright

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Michele Bullock didn’t cut rates on Tuesday. Bernie Fraser is sure she should have

Michele Bullock didn’t cut rates on Tuesday. Bernie Fraser is sure she should have

The Reserve Bank’s most iconic governor says businesses are going bust and the RBA is too focused on only one factor in its charter.

  • by Peter FitzSimons
Julia Gillard on the vote that has reshaped parliament for 30 years

Julia Gillard on the vote that has reshaped parliament for 30 years

Some votes can be passed with murmurs of assent, and some with shouts of dismay. Three decades ago, a historic vote at the Labor National Conference was met with joy and dancing.

  • by David Crowe
Be more civil, you racist: Why insults should not be banned in parliament

Be more civil, you racist: Why insults should not be banned in parliament

The teals want to raise the tone of debate, but they get the lowest political Scrabble score with the word “racist”.

  • by Parnell Palme McGuinness
‘Stupid, reckless’: Keating, Pelosi trade barbs over Taiwan

‘Stupid, reckless’: Keating, Pelosi trade barbs over Taiwan

Former US House speaker Nancy Pelosi says Paul Keating’s description of the self-governing island as “Chinese real estate” was a “stupid statement”.

  • by Matthew Knott
There are two camps on nuclear-powered submarines. Only one of them is based in reality
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There are two camps on nuclear-powered submarines. Only one of them is based in reality

Critics of the AUKUS pact argue the submarine plan is failing and could collapse at any moment. In the real world, significant progress is being made.

  • by Matthew Knott
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For once, we will vote at the polls on policy, not politics

For once, we will vote at the polls on policy, not politics

This rare period of unity within both alternative parties of government means the next election will, refreshingly, be focused on ideas.

  • by George Brandis
These are the cartoons that kept Australians laughing for a century

These are the cartoons that kept Australians laughing for a century

A new show at the State Library of NSW celebrates a century of Australian cartooning.

  • by Helen Pitt
Can reality TV stars be politicians in Australia? Survivor star King George thinks so

Can reality TV stars be politicians in Australia? Survivor star King George thinks so

Known on the show as the king of Bankstown, George Mladenov was the first back-room political operative on Australian Survivor. Now he’s considering getting back on the hustings.

  • by Jordan Baker
Dutton’s climate politics put our children’s future at risk

Dutton’s climate politics put our children’s future at risk

What appears forgotten in this latest version of Australia’s climate wars is the reason why our planet cannot be allowed to pass 1.5 degrees of warming. At 1.5 degrees we trigger a domino event where a warming planet reinforces further warming that is irreversible.

‘Charlatan’? Aussie politicians are #%!* when it comes to insults

‘Charlatan’? Aussie politicians are #%!* when it comes to insults

Given the predicament our nation is in, it would be reassuring to know our leaders were at the top of their game. Judging by the quality of their insults, we’re in deep trouble.

  • by Michelle Cazzulino

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