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International The Netflix series changing Taiwanese politics Antonia Finnane 10 July 2023 Life follows art in the streaming service’s new political series International Will Prabowo’s patience pay off? Liam Gammon 4 July 2023 As pre-election jockeying intensifies in Indonesia, it’s looking like “Jokowi volume two” versus the violent-tempered former general National affairs Follow the money Graeme Orr 15 June 2023 With the last great update of Australia’s electoral laws celebrating its fortieth birthday this year, it’s clearly time for change. But when and how? National affairs Dazzled on the Danube Peter Browne 7 June 2023 What was Greg Sheridan doing in Budapest?

National affairs Queensland and Victoria: which is really the odd state out? Tim Colebatch 6 April 2023 Recent election results tell a story Peter Dutton doesn’t want to hear National affairs Aston: the implications Tim Colebatch 3 April 2023 As its first leader warned, the Liberal Party can’t win office as the “party of reaction” Correspondents Riding high in April, shot down in May? Peter Kellner 3 April 2023 May’s local elections across England will be closely watched by parties and pollsters alike National affairs We’re about to hear Aston’s answer, but what is the question? Peter Brent 31 March 2023 By-election results are often opaque, but their results can have quite an impact

Essays & reportage Walking a fine line Mike Steketee 6 February 2023 The Greens have slowly and steadily increased their parliamentary numbers. But have they reached their limit? Books & arts “No one dared tell him to stop” Matthew Ricketson 14 December 2022 In her latest post-election book Niki Savva puts Scott Morrison through the wringer. But has she avoided all the pitfalls of the genre? Essays & reportage Before it was time Paul Rodan 2 December 2022 A young Western Australian catches a glimpse of Gough in 1969 Essays & reportage A party for the people David Solomon & Laurie Oakes 2 December 2022 Beer and scuffles open The Making of an Australian Prime Minister, the classic account of the 1972 election