Our electricity market is a national disgrace
Make no mistake, all the major political stakeholders are complicit in this reckless abandonment of responsibility.
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Team Albo off to a flying start on foreign affairs
Anthony Albanese and Penny Wong are setting the right tone. Richard Marles? Not so much.
A voice is not a radical left reform — it’s just a fair go
It is an abiding insult to our Indigenous people that after all the blood, sweat and tears, it was dismissed out of hand by Malcolm Turnbull.
Strength lies in return to true blue
The mainstream is where the Liberal Party should be firmly rooted, and that is centre-right.
Better that Labor stands alone than in Green-teal grip
An Anthony Albanese Labor government faces many political, economic and strategic challenges but they will all be more easily navigated with an ALP majority.
Identity politics must be met with bulldozer force
The nation is in a vulnerable place, with huge challenges, yet many want to pretend otherwise.
Verdict: Who won the final week
The PM turned bulldozer at a kids soccer match, and Labor finally released its costings. Tomorrow, the two-party system could be the big loser.
Libs caught in absurd climate trap
The Coalition cannot properly attack the teal independents, Labor or the Greens because it has signed up to the same meaningless emissions targets.
Verdict: Who won week five of the campaign?
A shouty debate, then a civilised one saw the PM and Labor leader head-to-head in week five, but it was the minimum wage that dominated.
Spending money like there’s no tomorrow
What kind of nation are we when we see government as the solution to every woe?
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