National affairs
28 September 2023
Daniel Andrews’s legacy is written across Victoria in concrete and steel
National affairs
7 October 2022
Will Victoria’s healthcare bidding war really benefit the opening bidder?
National affairs
21 April 2021
Why are Victoria’s Liberals stuck on a controversial project twice rejected at the ballot box?
National affairs
9 December 2019
Do bureaucratic shake-ups have the benefits prime ministers are hoping for?
Essays & reportage
16 October 2019
Four weeks of suspense culminated in the demise of Victoria’s most controversial modern-day government in October 1999
National affairs
9 July 2019
Tim Gartrell faces quite a battle, and not just with the re-elected government
Essays & reportage
1 June 2019
Australian tactician Lynton Crosby could win the prime ministership for Boris Johnson, but at what cost?
National affairs
14 May 2019
Election 2019 | Chill winds have been buffeting the health minister from all sides
National affairs
13 February 2019
Is life too easy for MPs representing this well-heeled Melbourne electorate?
National affairs
6 August 2018
The finance industry is over-represented among political donors. But hedging your bets only gets you so far
National affairs
2 July 2018
How much does it cost to stop a freeway?
National affairs
18 June 2018
A Supreme Court decision on the Victorian branch’s finances has national implications — and not just for the party
National affairs
28 March 2018
By the time a new lord mayor is elected in May, quite a few electors will have voted twice
National affairs
16 February 2018
A looming court case is further evidence of a deep divide within a once-powerful election-winning machine
National affairs
6 March 2017
Forget what you’ve heard about infrastructure – it might be time to put the politics back in
National affairs
4 February 2016
The Australian Electoral Commission’s latest political finance figures show how closely entwined are government and the development industry, writes James Murphy
National affairs
14 December 2015
The Victorian auditor-general’s criticism of the quality of bureaucratic advice on the contentious East West Link raises broader concerns about the public service, writes…