From Melbourne to Madrid, housing is shaping modern politics. But who benefits?
Spain’s election pits the three narratives against each other: protect households, build more housing or restrict…
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View from The Hill: ‘Howard’s battlers’ and ‘Tony’s tradies’ are now responding to the drum beat of One Nation
The single largest source of One Nation voters is former Coalition voters (38%). Seven in ten…
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Who are the Brethren and what do they believe in?
The Brethren don’t vote on the grounds of a conscientious objection, but they believe in being…
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What our teeth reveal about the growing gap between rich and poor
Increasingly, people in poverty have challenged the presumption of academics and community sector advocates to mediate…
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Why preferential voting is superior to first past the post
National primary votes at the election were 34.6% Labor, 31.8% Coalition, 12.2% Greens, 6.4% One Nation…
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Can the China-Australia relationship stay on track in 2026? This is how experts in China see it
The key determinants of the strength of the relationship, he says, are communication and policy interaction….
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Greens may be a problem for Labor in next week’s Tasmanian no-confidence vote
On Tuesday, Greens leader Rosalie Woodruff said the Greens would not support Labor in the confidence…
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Labor clinches ‘win for the ages’ | Insiders | ABC News
David Speers is joined by David Crowe, Samantha Maiden, and Jacob Greber to discuss the election…
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Federal election 2025: Peter Dutton becomes first Federal Opposition leader to lose own seat
Terms and Privacy Policy. “Well, tonight’s not the night that we wanted for the Liberal Party…
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Canadians react to federal election results
We asked Canadians how they felt about a projected Liberal Party win in the 2025 federal…
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Dutton’s gas modelling won’t reveal anything but a broken information environment
One of the worst habits of Australia’s political journalists is angrily demanding economic modelling of climate…
