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National affairs Jumping at shadows Peter Brent 31 July 2018 If anything, Labor’s stocks have declined in recent weeks. Focusing on by-election victories won’t change that National affairs Keeping the Age noisy Sybil Nolan 31 July 2018 From the archive | The Age’s history shows how Fairfax’s strategy put the paper’s identity at risk National affairs What it means to lose the political centre Tim Colebatch 30 July 2018 Judged against previous by-elections in opposition-held seats, the government performed badly on Saturday. The message for Malcolm Turnbull is clear National affairs Not-so-great expectations Peter Brent 29 July 2018 Deft management and misleading polls helped turn Super Saturday into a public relations coup for Labor

National affairs Cheaper electricity and lower emissions: so near and yet so far Tim Colebatch 19 July 2018 Amid a flurry of reports comes the information we need for real progress — and some sobering data National affairs Careful what he wishes for Peter Brent 19 July 2018 Tony Abbott is an unwelcome presence — for the government at least — amid the tangle of by-elections on 28 July National affairs Is Queensland different? Paul Rodan 17 July 2018 This month’s by-elections come at a delicate time for Labor, federally and in Queensland National affairs Tough talk Abul Rizvi 16 July 2018 Has stricter vetting really reduced Australia’s migrant intake?

National affairs The law of large numbers James Murphy 2 July 2018 How much does it cost to stop a freeway? National affairs Back to class Grant Wyeth 2 July 2018 Have Australian conservatives lost sight of the core features of their own philosophy? National affairs Captain’s pick Peter Brent 29 June 2018 We could be voting early — but for not quite the reasons you might expect National affairs Creating child-centred institutions Jennifer Martin & Matthew Ricketson 28 June 2018 The royal commission has shown how institutions can rebuild their relationships with the children in their care