The crown’s representative speaks to political editor Tom McIlroy at Admiralty House in Sydney about her decision to focus on a wide-ranging civics education for modern Australia ...
Sam Mostyn says there is a widespread ‘failure to understand and engage with’ civic underpinnings of our democracy ...
Australia had been congratulating itself over its immigration policies for years. It controlled its borders, admitting only the incomers it chose and bending rules around accepting refugees to skim ...
The biggest losers are young Australians. Unless inflation can be tamed, wealth inequality will be Covid’s defining legacy.
As flag-bearing Australians marched through cities across the country chanting against mass immigration, some saw it as a sign the far-right movement was gaining traction. But aspiring far-right ...
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Australia's two-party political system in doubt as support for One Nation continues to soar
Opinion polling shows Australia's two-party political system could become a thing of the past at the next federal election. A survey by polling company DemosAu, answered by 1,502 people between May 15 ...
Australia’s recent federal election produced a commanding win for the Labor Party. However, just looking at the seat count disguises some important trends that are taking place in Australian politics.
The election of Donald Trump to serve another term as president of the United States is sending most countries scrambling to understand the implications for their foreign policies. With Australia’s ...
For most of their voting lives, gen X were the ballast of Australian politics. Now they're driving a fundamental and lasting ...
If you are reading this article, then you are likely to be part of a minority of Australians who are highly interested in politics and political news. The Digital News Report: Australia 2024 tells us ...
When political parties consider potential Indigenous candidates, they often worry about voter backlash. It’s a concern rooted in Australia’s troubling history of racism and the ongoing discrimination ...
An Australian billionaire who launched a rebranded political party “heavily inspired” by President Donald Trump claimed 10,000 people signed up to join his “Trumpet of Patriots” party on its first day ...
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