Albanese, Labor at a tipping point
A new book of essays by prominent faction members can be interpreted only as a vote of no confidence in Albanese.
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Blind spots: Why the Left can’t be right on China
Labor cannot properly manage a relationship with the CCP while it doesn’t understand it and is wilfully blind to some of the ugly elements of its character.
Qld turns debt into a political weapon
The state has long had a debt problem, but Treasurer Cameron Dick is trying a dramatically different approach to it.
PM doesn’t need to cultivate an image
And if the economy stays in reasonable health it is going to be difficult for Anthony Albanese to land many punches.
‘Cynical attempt to win back votes, keep Joel quiet’
Resources Minister Keith Pitt says the ‘threat of Labor to resources’ can’t be undone by a few friendly words from Murray Watt.
Battlelines drawn on super as Labor senses a backflip
A political row has erupted over whether freezing the scheduled increase in the super guarantee would lift living standards for working Australians.
Ditch the partisanship and end climate wars
This is the essence of the irrational climate contest: Left combatants overstate the threat; the right uses economic scare tactics.
Fitzgibbon to quit as Right faction leader
Making his latest exit, Joel Fitzgibbon wants more freedom to express views about Labor’s direction and become a ‘policy leader’.
Tips for Albanese, straight from the horse’s mouth
The Labor leader can defuse the campaign against him by improving his performance.
Harried Albanese pitches to business
Anthony Albanese has offered a ‘constructive’ approach to business if he becomes prime minister as he fights off issues surrounding his office.
Albo’s leadership is on the ropes
Labor has become a zombie party steered by a lifeless leader. A cohort of contenders is readying for battle — and one is a clear favourite.
A tale of two Labors in an age of foolishness
To cast coal miners adrift would be an act of betrayal that would see this question writ large: what does Labor really stand for?
Labor fails to heed the change in climate
Labor has been going backwards since the day Kevin Rudd was elected prime minister in 2007.
Reshuffle to test Albanese’s leadership
The Opposition Leader will shuffle the deckchairs after the PM unveils his new ministerial line-up. Will Mark Butler remain?
Victoria’s DHHS secretary Peake resigns
Kym Peake is the third key leader of the Andrews government’s pandemic response to resign after the quarantine hotels inquiry.
Unions roast Labor: you are out of step
Two union officials and an ex-ACTU president condemn Mark Dreyfus for saying Joel Fitzgibbon’s ‘out of step’ on climate.
Biden to tell Morrison: ‘America is back’
Incoming US president Joe Biden will tell Scott Morrison that ‘America is back’ and ready to strengthen the alliance.
Dreyfus fans ALP climate war flames
Rather than help Anthony Albanese cool Labor’s climate showdown, Mark Dreyfus is keeping global warming tension alive.
Fitzgibbon quit after shouting match with Albo
Anthony Albanese and Joel Fitzgibbon went toe-to-toe in a heated argument in shadow cabinet over the party’s strategy on climate change.
I should have run for ALP leader: Fitzgibbon
Joel Fitzgibbon says Anthony Albanese can win next election: if he listens to him on climate change. But Albanese isn’t budging.
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