Inside Story

National affairs Testosterone trouble Tony Smith 23 June 2010 Have the wrong kind of people – men – wielded too much power in New South Wales, asks Tony Smith National affairs The sum is greater than the parts Peter Brent 17 June 2010 A change of leader is the last thing the government needs National affairs Time to take a deep breath Rodney Tiffen 17 June 2010 Combined with the shortcomings of the media’s reporting, the government’s weaknesses are hiding some pretty good news, writes Rodney Tiffen National affairs Accidental politician Norman Abjorensen 16 June 2010 Although he’s largely unknown outside the ACT, Jon Stanhope is one of Australia’s most intriguing political figures, writes Norman Abjorensen

National affairs Kevin Rudd’s two histories Peter Brent 17 September 2009 Which version of the Hawke–Keating–Howard years does Kevin Rudd really believe, asks Peter Brent National affairs True believer Norman Abjorensen 16 July 2009 The Coalition underestimates Wayne Swan at its peril, writes Norman Abjorensen National affairs Theirs or ours? Norman Abjorensen 5 May 2009 The federal government’s reversal on climate change is another example of the corporate colonisation of society, writes Norman Abjorensen National affairs Only joking Norman Abjorensen 12 February 2009 The stand-off between Kevin Rudd and Malcolm Turnbull has the vital element of farce: the juxtaposition of the incongruous, writes Norman Abjorensen