National affairs
23 November 2018
With minority government a possibility in Victoria, the Greens and Labor might need to find a way of working together
National affairs
16 November 2018
Labor is a clear favourite to win this month’s election. But minor parties and independents are also on the march
National affairs
15 November 2018
With Fairfax shareholders voting next week on the merger with Nine, it’s a good time to consider how well the company’s journalism has weathered a period of enormous change
National affairs
15 November 2018
What does the research tell us about this increasingly common phenomenon?
National affairs
14 November 2018
The Voice and the republic might just add up to a winning combination
National affairs
12 November 2018
Could there be such a thing as a healthy airport?
National affairs
12 November 2018
The state party’s new leader stands in a long tradition, but it’s not clear what that will mean in practice
National affairs
9 November 2018
As a politician, the former prime minister remains an enigma that Q&A couldn’t crack
National affairs
9 November 2018
Despite what the industry is saying, we don’t need to lift the superannuation guarantee to 12 per cent
National affairs
9 November 2018
There’s a good reason why the ACCC didn’t block the Fairfax–Nine merger, and it tells us why government policy needs to change
National affairs
8 November 2018
Being prime minister is harder than Scott Morrison might have thought
National affairs
8 November 2018
Gladys Berejiklian wants fewer migrants for New South Wales. But that’s not a cost-free option, says a former senior immigration official
National affairs
7 November 2018
New data suggests that jobs in manufacturing are bucking a decades-old trend. But are we comparing like with like?
National affairs
5 November 2018
What is going on inside Australia’s immigration program? New government figures tell only part of the story
National affairs
5 November 2018
Like the Australian War Memorial itself, many of its critics share a fundamental blind spot
National affairs
2 November 2018
The polls aren’t looking good for Matthew Guy’s Liberals in Victoria
National affairs
31 October 2018
Down this fortnight, up the next: how a nation is gripped by a name and its numbers
National affairs
25 October 2018
The Wentworth result might not change the Labor–Coalition equation, but it’s a reminder that seats can suddenly fall to independents
National affairs
25 October 2018
The opposition should swallow Scott Morrison’s bitter pill. But it also needs a longer-term plan
National affairs
24 October 2018
Fast-rising medical expenses are restricting access to healthcare and increasing long-term costs
National affairs
22 October 2018
Malcolm Turnbull’s critics were looking through the wrong lens, and Saturday’s defeat was just the first of the aftershocks
National affairs
20 October 2018
An earth-shattering result in the inner-city seat recalls an earlier independent triumph – and its aftermath
National affairs
20 October 2018
The betting markets are off the mark as Wentworth voters begin casting their ballots in a vital contest
National affairs
19 October 2018
Did Scott Morrison have a different audience in mind when he floated the idea of shifting Australia’s embassy to Jerusalem?
National affairs
19 October 2018
Is Barnaby Joyce the electoral asset his supporters believe him to be?
National affairs
16 October 2018
Australia’s innovative preventive health agency was closed down by the Abbott government. How — and in what form — should it be revived?
National affairs
16 October 2018
This time in 2017, Australians were voting on marriage equality. What happened next?
National affairs
15 October 2018
With the US–China trade war escalating, the risks of a downturn are starting to overshadow the positive economic news
National affairs
10 October 2018
Two journalist–novelists compare notes on Chinese espionage
National affairs
10 October 2018
The past is catching up with a climate-sceptical Australian government