Time is running out for PM’s date with the people
Handing over to his loyal deputy would be a more palatable option for Scott Morrison than Peter Dutton taking over.
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Election road is all goat tracks and highways
While there are many ways to hypothesise the path to a Labor election victory, the reality is that they are all goat tracks.
A book the PM should read, and act on
Millennials are numerically ascendant now, overtaking baby boomers, and this will have electoral consequences.
Death and vaxes ahead of the curve
The benefits of fewer deaths is obvious; higher vaccination rates means less risk of death and serious illness into the future.
Child sex abuse and the harm it causes
I was not sexually abused, I am one of the lucky ones. But only just.
Our political record on climate is appalling
As the Nats consider whether or not to support net-zero, it’s worth reflecting on just how comprehensively Australia has butchered its response to climate change.
Next election shaping up to be close contest
With a federal election only months away, a hung parliament may well be in the offing.
Squabbling states still run their own race
There is no quick end in sight to this power imbalance between the states and the federal government.
Don’t hold your breath waiting for tax reform
Not fit for purpose: it’s not be the most encouraging way to describe our tax system but it’s certainly the most accurate.
How world events may decide the next election
Hoping anger over lockdowns will have dissipated, Scott Morrison plans to use fear of China to lock voters in behind him.
Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/author/peter-van-onselen/page/18