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National Affairs Battle lost, now for the war Peter Brent 2 April 2023 Life has just got a lot harder for Peter Dutton 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 National Affairs By-election blues Tim Colebatch 31 March 2023 Does history provide any grounds for a Labor win in Aston? National Affairs The Liberals’ best government loses office Tim Colebatch 27 March 2023 And that shows the scale of the challenge facing the Liberals

National Affairs Not-so-super strategy Peter Brent 3 March 2023 Does the timing of the government’s superannuation tax reforms make any electoral sense? Correspondents Trudeau’s challenge Jonathan Malloy 24 February 2023 Can a tired government be revived by the old family magic? International Ruffled feathers or straws in the wind? Robin Jeffrey 21 February 2023 Defending Adani and attacking the BBC and George Soros: it’s been a busy few weeks for India’s Modi government Correspondents Getting Brexit undone Sam Freedman 20 February 2023 Voter sentiment has shifted decisively, leaving the major parties in a quandary

Books & Arts One-man intelligence network Stephen Mills 1 February 2023 For a remarkable quarter-century, Tony Eggleton was the power behind the Liberal throne National Affairs The turn of the electoral cycle could be a long time coming Tim Colebatch 27 January 2023 Labor is riding high across Australia, and the Greens are doing better than most observers acknowledge. Where does that leave the Coalition? Books & Arts The war for the soul of America Rodney Tiffen 27 January 2023 The dire state of the Republican Party has decades-old roots Books & Arts Is this the end of globalisation? John Edwards 25 January 2023 A Financial Times columnist says yes, but the figures tell a different story