Australia1st July, 2009
An apparent collapse in Malcolm Turnbull’s standing with the electorate has initiated calls for his resignation, or for disappointed Coalition backbenchers to remove him.
1st July, 2009
In the last week of June, I travel to Israel with some 30 Australian political, cultural and business figures to participate in the inaugural Australia-Israel Leadership Forum.
1st July, 2009
Don’t call the government unreactive: the Prime Minister’s cat is safe
1st July, 2009
Is Graham Freudenberg the last Churchillian? The answer is Yes, and No.
1st July, 2009
The political climate is changing on global warming and emissions trading, argues Tom Switzer
1st July, 2009
Barry Cohen salutes the forbidding John Faulkner, Australia’s new minister for defence
1st July, 2009
The post-Utegate confusion is a perfect opportunity for the shadow families minister, says Ross Fitzgerald
24th June, 2009
If a week is a long time in politics, a fortnight must be an eternity.
24th June, 2009
Having given away my car, I have had to get used to using public transport.
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