Lidia Thorpe
What do Donald Trump, Lidia Thorpe, Andrew Tate and big tech have in common? Young Melburnians tell
Five diverse young Melburnians reveal who they see as the most influential figures today and whether cancel culture has gone too far.
- Hannah Kennelly
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Feeling unwelcome: Why debate is mounting over an ancient ceremony
From local councils to sporting ovals and the steps of parliament, the Welcome to Country ceremony performed by Indigenous elders has been targeted in a debate about cost and custom.
- Natassia Chrysanthos
- Opinion
- Political leadership
The best – and worst – of 2024: My list isn’t objective, but that’s the fun of it
Here are my top 10, for better or worse.
- George Brandis
- Exclusive
- Resolve Political Monitor
The pollies we like to like – and the ones we love to hate
Voters have deemed Jacqui Lambie to be the nation’s most likeable federal politician, after a year in which many others have taken a popularity hit.
- David Crowe
‘Incredibly disrespectful’: MPs back calls to change racist station name
The name Arden is completely inappropriate for one of the new Metro Tunnel stations, state Greens leader Ellen Sandell says.
- Carolyn Webb
- Opinion
- Protests
It looks like the latest form of protest, and Lidia Thorpe is its master
There will always be a place for protest, but people listen most when respect is on board.
- Jacqueline Maley
- Editorial
- Parliament House
The strange events at Parliament House in Canberra this week point to a larger problem
If our leaders lack the ambition to make their case to the nation, our democracy will become less fit for purpose.
- The Herald's View
- Analysis
- Political leadership
Appetite for disruption: We’ve got to talk about Lidia Thorpe
The independent senator’s week of agitation ended with her being booted from a Senate fed up with her antics. Can she come back?
- James Massola
- Editorial
- Editorial
Albanese’s small-target strategy has given rise to a dysfunctional parliament
A race to secure parliamentary assent for a range of measures before the holiday season is hardly new. But there were troubling aspects of this week’s events in Parliament House.
- The Age's View
- Opinion
- Pauline Hanson
The Senate is a circus and this senator is its clowning glory
The nation’s upper house is making governing impossible. Take a bow, Lidia Thorpe.
- David Crowe
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