Back to Back Barries: the politics of no sympathy for ‘IS families’
A debate is unfolding in Australia regarding the fate of 34 Australian women and children held in a Syrian detention camp, highlighting the political tensions and differing views on their repatriation.
Grace Tame suggests Anthony Albanese labelling her ‘difficult’ is ‘misogynist’s code for a woman who won’t comply’
Grace Tame criticizes Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese for calling her 'difficult', interpreting it as a misogynistic remark.
What lessons can we learn from Pauline’s past?
The article examines the political legacy of Pauline Hanson and the lessons that can be drawn from her past actions and rhetoric.
Hopes and dreams of Australian children in Syria, Tim Wilson’s ‘terrible’ bet, more Epstein fallout
The article explores the aspirations of Australian children detained in Syria, alongside political controversies involving Tim Wilson and repercussions from links to Jeffrey Epstein.
Morning Mail: PM evacuated over bomb threat, nearly 60% would consider voting One Nation, Trump prepares State of the Union
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was evacuated due to a bomb threat, as polls show significant support for the One Nation party.
Australian Prime Minister evacuated from home due to 'safety threat'
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was evacuated from his official residence due to an alleged security threat, but was later cleared to return after a thorough investigation found no danger.
Albanese says One Nation doesn’t ‘represent working people’ and claims Pocock ‘seeks to promote grievance’
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese critiqued the political party One Nation, suggesting it serves the interests of wealthy individuals rather than the working class, and accused David Pocock of leveraging grievances for political gain.
The 23 Australian children stuck in Syria are not responsible for their parents. They need our government’s support to return | Donald Rothwell
The article discusses the plight of 23 Australian children stranded in Syria and the Australian government's refusal to repatriate them alongside their mothers, amidst political controversy.
Forget the Winter Olympics, Australian politicians have created their own downhill event
A cartoon by Fiona Katauskas humorously critiques Australian politicians by comparing their actions to a downhill event in the Winter Olympics.
Australia supports if the British government wants to remove Andrew from the line of succession
The Australian government, led by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, has expressed support for removing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the British line of succession amidst allegations of misconduct.
Bill Kelty’s tax reform comments cast a harsh light on Labor’s lack of ambition
Bill Kelty criticized the Australian government for its lack of ambition in tax reform during a parliamentary inquiry, advocating for significant changes to the capital gains tax.
Live: Government dismisses call to criminalise aiding return of IS-linked women
The Australian government rejects a proposal to criminalise assistance for IS-linked families returning home, deeming it a mere publicity stunt.
South Australian election campaign officially begins
The election campaign in South Australia has officially commenced with major parties pitching their policies to voters after writs were issued.
Quick hits: F1 politics, safety worries, and Ferrari's stunning rear end
Ferrari's innovations and competitive performance highlighted preseason F1 testing in Bahrain, setting the stage for the Australian Grand Prix.
Zempilas has three H's in mind. There's one more he'll want to avoid
Opposition Leader Basil Zempilas focuses on housing, health, and household stress as key issues while critiquing the Western Australian government.
Should Labor have its own reshuffle?
The article discusses whether the Australian Labor Party should consider a reshuffle in light of recent political changes.
Pauline Hanson is already distorting policy and politics on immigration. It’s threatening to take us down a dark road
The article discusses Pauline Hanson's growing influence on Australian immigration policy and the broader political landscape as her party, One Nation, gains traction.
‘His superpower is shamelessness’: Tim Wilson has big ambitions – for Australia and for himself
Tim Wilson, a key figure in the Liberal Party, demonstrates ambition for leadership following the Coalition's election defeat despite backlash from critics about his attitude and timing.
Albanese on ex-prince Andrew, Hanson and Islamic state families | Australian Politics podcast
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese discusses the recent arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and addresses Pauline Hanson’s comments on Muslim Australians, while also considering the potential return of families of Australian Islamic State fighters from Syria.
Joyce open to recontesting seat to defend 'Australian culture'
Barnaby Joyce might run for his former New England seat with One Nation if it appears viable for the party's success in the federal election.
Australia news live: Tony Burke accuses Coalition of ‘silly hypocrisy’ on Syria camp group
Tony Burke, Australia's Home Affairs Minister, criticized the Coalition for their stance against allowing Australian wives and children of IS fighters in Syria to return, deeming it as 'silly hypocrisy'.
Federal MPs accept free sport tickets from gambling companies amid calls to restrict wagering ads
Several Australian federal politicians have accepted free sports tickets from gambling firms as discussions intensify on limiting advertising and regulating the betting industry.
Afternoon Update: Hanson condemned for ‘reprehensible’ comments; Americans top NZ ‘golden visa’ surge; and ringing in lunar new year
Pauline Hanson faces backlash from officials and the public over her inflammatory remarks about Australian Muslims, leading to calls for her apology.
Canavan says Pauline Hanson ‘not fit to lead’ amid backlash against ‘reprehensible’ Muslim comments
Australian senator Matt Canavan criticizes One Nation leader Pauline Hanson for her inflammatory remarks about Muslims, declaring her unfit to lead a political party.
Will Tony Abbott return to frontline politics? The Liberal party’s most polarising figure can imagine a way
The article discusses the potential resurgence of Tony Abbott in Australian frontline politics following recent leadership changes within the Liberal party.
When it comes to immigration, the Liberal party is putting politics ahead of social cohesion – and logic
The article critiques the Australian Liberal Party's immigration stance, emphasizing a return to outdated policies and their impact on social cohesion.
Liberals recast 'social cohesion' as US-style politics goes global
The Australian Liberal Party is reshaping its political narrative around migration, emphasizing 'Australian values' while grappling with the implications of social cohesion in the context of a global shift towards conservative politics.
Afternoon Update: Liberals’ leaked immigration plan; Bondi accused appears in court; and how to grieve a pet
A leaked immigration plan from the Australian Liberal Party proposes banning migrants from specific regions of 13 countries, sparking political reactions and discussions.
Nine times Aussie pollies have gone viral, from Katter's croc claim to the misogyny speech
The article highlights nine instances where Australian politicians became viral figures due to their memes or public statements.
Women's advocate quits Liberal Party after Ley defeat
Charlotte Mortlock resigns from the Liberal Party after the leadership defeat of Sussan Ley, raising concerns about women's representation in the party.
'I am shocked': Unpacking One Nation's spectacular rise in the polls
One Nation's polling popularity has surged to over 20% nationally, marking a significant shift in the Australian political landscape.
After just nine months Sussan Ley was sent on eternity leave
Sussan Ley has been voted out as leader of the Liberal Party after just nine months, highlighting ongoing issues of gender dynamics within the party and broader Australian politics.
Satirical art prize highlights politics, shirtless pics, true crime
The Bald Archy satirical art prize showcases political themes and humorous depictions of notable Australian figures in art from the past year.
Sussan Ley made promises she couldn’t keep – and some in the Liberal party never wanted her to
Sussan Ley, the new leader of the Liberal Party, aims to revitalize the party's image and align it more closely with modern Australian values after significant electoral defeats.
On Sussan Ley's possible final day of leadership, Angus Taylor was all smiles – even through a 75-minute roasting
Angus Taylor appeared cheerful during a session of question time as Sussan Ley faced scrutiny, amid speculation about a leadership challenge.
The script for this episode of Liberal drama was written months ago
The article discusses the ongoing leadership struggles within the Australian Liberal Party, indicating that these conflicts were anticipated based on prior events.
Fantastic. Great move. Well done Angus: the story of one of Australia’s favourite political memes
An exploration of the origins and impact of the 'Fantastic. Great move. Well done Angus' meme in Australian political discourse.
The Greens’ Nick McKim says inviting Isaac Herzog to Australia was 'deliberately inflammatory' - podcast
Greens senator Nick McKim criticized the invitation of Israeli president Isaac Herzog to Australia as provocative, amidst widespread protests against the visit.
Who’s heeding the prime minister’s advice on cooling things down?
The article discusses the Australian Prime Minister's advice on addressing heated issues, particularly in the context of the ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict.
Australia Politics Live: Liberals Wait for Leadership Spill After Angus Taylor’s Resignation
Angus Taylor's resignation from the shadow cabinet could lead to a leadership spill within the Australian Liberal Party, while Prime Minister Albanese addresses Parliament and Israeli President Herzog visits Melbourne amid anticipated protests.
Queensland MP Nigel Dalton crosses floor during vote on abortion debate
Queensland MP Nigel Dalton broke party ranks to support a motion allowing debate on abortion legislation in parliament.
Is this Sussan Ley’s worst nightmare?
The article discusses challenges faced by Australian politician Sussan Ley amidst a complex political landscape.
Jon Kudelka and the art of cutting through political spin
Tasmanian cartoonist Jon Kudelka, who passed away at 53, was a celebrated figure known for his ability to dissect political issues through his art.
Should Australia welcome Isaac Herzog?
The article discusses the implications of welcoming Isaac Herzog, presumably the President of Israel, to Australia and the complexities surrounding political protests.
Australian politics live: Ley works to shore up support after reuniting Coalition; Israeli president arrives in Sydney
Israeli President Isaac Herzog arrives in Sydney to address survivors of a terror attack while Australian politics sees the Coalition party grappling with low approval ratings.
Australian opposition coalition reached an agreement after the rift caused by hate speech laws
In Australia, the conservative opposition coalition has reunited after a rift over hate speech laws enacted following a mass shooting incident.
Coalition squabbling and Labor tinkering leave us in a dangerous vacuum. One Nation filling it is a nightmare in the making | Zoe Daniel
The article critiques the Australian federal Coalition and Labor government for their inaction and divisive politics, highlighting the rise of One Nation in this vacuum of trust.
Permission granted: How the Liberals will justify Ley's ousting
The article analyzes the internal challenges faced by Sussan Ley in her leadership role within the Liberal Party, suggesting an imminent ousting influenced by a narrative curated by her detractors.
Writers festival 'crazy' to invite Randa Abdel-Fattah, NSW premier says
The Newcastle Writers Festival will host Palestinian-Australian author Randa Abdel-Fattah, despite disapproval from NSW Premier Chris Minns.
Donors gave $131m ahead of Australia’s 2025 election. Here’s who they are
Australian political parties received $131 million in donations from various sectors, including technology, fossil fuels, and finance, in preparation for the 2025 election.