Pauline Hanson's Surge Creates False Hope for One Nation
Mark Riley analyses Pauline Hanson's recent polling surge and why it may create unrealistic expectations for One Nation ahead of the next federal election. Read the full analysis.
Category : Political Analysis
Barnaby Joyce defects to One Nation
Former Deputy PM Barnaby Joyce announces shock move to Pauline Hanson's One Nation after wagyu dinner meeting. Political earthquake rocks Australian politics.
Barnaby Joyce may join One Nation this week
Barnaby Joyce could defect to One Nation as early as this week following a controversial dinner with Pauline Hanson. The Nationals MP has been boycotting party meetings amid record poll numbers.
Labor's 2024 Agenda Stalls as Time Runs Out
The Albanese government faces mounting pressure to deliver on its 2024 agenda as parliamentary time dwindles. Key reforms remain stalled amid political challenges.
Sussan Ley safe as Andrew Hastie jumps leadership rivals
Deputy Liberal leader Sussan Ley maintains her position while Andrew Hastie surges ahead of competitors in the party's leadership stakes. Analysis of the shifting dynamics.
Political whispers grow as WA Premier's future questioned
Speculation mounts about Mark McGowan's political future as end of year approaches. Will the WA Premier step down amid growing pressure and challenges?
Liberals face Kodak moment as leadership crisis deepens
The Liberal Party faces an existential crisis mirroring Kodak's failure to adapt to digital photography. Multiple leadership changes across states signal deeper structural problems.
Liberal Party infighting damaging credibility: Murray
Veteran journalist Paul Murray delivers frank advice to Liberal MPs amid factional warfare over net zero policy and leadership speculation. Learn why internal discipline matters.
Australia's Neo-Nazi Problem: No Easy Solutions
Australia faces a rising neo-Nazi threat with recent violent incidents. Experts warn this complex problem requires coordinated response beyond just law enforcement. Learn about the challenges.
Colossal Whitlam statue proposed for Canberra landmark
Plans emerge for a monumental 30-meter Gough Whitlam statue atop Black Mountain, inspired by Rio's Christ the Redeemer, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Dismissal.
Australia's battle against rising neo-Nazi threat
As neo-Nazi activity increases across Australia, governments face complex challenges balancing security with civil liberties. Explore the legal and social implications.
Why the next non-Labor PM may not be Liberal
Analysis reveals the Liberal Party faces existential crisis as internal divisions and policy failures threaten their future. Can they recover before being replaced?
Former Senator Accuses 'The Boys' of Undermining Ley
Former Liberal senator Hollie Hughes defends Sussan Ley, alleging male colleagues use women to undermine opposition leader. Political tensions rise within party.
Vanstone: Small-minded politicians undermine leadership
Former minister Amanda Vanstone critiques modern political ambition, contrasting today's self-serving politicians with leaders like Keating who had bigger dreams for Australia.
Canberra Letters: Richardson Legacy Sparks Debate
Canberra Times readers debate Graham Richardson's legacy, defend Trump's foreign policy, and voice concerns about renewable energy costs. Read diverse community opinions.
Australian conservative parties in total disarray
Australia's conservative parties face a crisis of identity, leadership, and climate policy, with polling at historic lows and internal conflict raging nationwide. Discover the full story.
Parton's first test: Canberra Liberals face climate choice
New Canberra Liberals leader Mark Parton faces crucial test on climate policy. Will he listen to Canberrans or follow federal party's unpopular stance? Analysis.
Whitlam's Legacy Defended in 50-Year Dismissal Debate
As Australia marks 50 years since the Whitlam dismissal, readers debate his monumental reforms versus economic management. From universal healthcare to land rights, his legacy remains contested.
Neo-Nazi attention dilemma in Australian politics
ASIO warns about covering neo-Nazi groups as they seek political party status in Australia. Learn about the legal challenges and democratic safeguards against extremist ideologies.
Albanese's Legacy Shapes Labor's Political Future
As Anthony Albanese's government faces critical challenges, what does the future hold for Labor? Explore the factors shaping Australian politics ahead of the next election.
Sussan Ley's Net-Zero Reset: What Will She Fall For?
Deputy Liberal leader Sussan Ley faces scrutiny after net-zero policy reversal. As political winds shift, what principles guide her decisions? Analysis of Australia's climate debate.
Sussan Ley leadership crisis deepens in Sunrise clash
Sunrise's Nat Barr confronts Sussan Ley about Liberal leadership speculation as Andrew Hastie reportedly counts numbers. Ley insists she won't lose focus on Australian priorities.
Andrew Miller on Family Priorities Over Politics
Political commentator Andrew Miller argues that protecting Australian families matters more than political squabbles. Read why he believes we're focusing on the wrong issues.
Coalition's Major Restructure: Joyce Leads, Net Zero Gone
The Coalition unveils dramatic policy shifts with Barnaby Joyce assuming dual leadership roles and climate targets abandoned. Explore what this means for Australia's political landscape.
Ley's climate policy reversal puts leadership at risk
Opposition Leader Sussan Ley faces internal turmoil after abandoning net-zero emissions target while claiming Paris Agreement alignment. Political analysts question her leadership survival.
Liberals Alienating Climate Voters Over Climate Policy
The Liberal Party faces losing climate-conscious voters as internal divisions hamper credible climate policy. Analysis shows the growing electoral threat.
Liberals dump net zero, risk voter backlash
The Liberal Party's decision to abandon its net zero emissions target represents a major political gamble that could alienate young voters, women and urban constituents. Analysis suggests this ideological move ignores critical electoral realities.
Parton's mission to save ACT Liberals from civil war
New Canberra Liberals leader Mark Parton has three years to unite his fractured party or face electoral annihilation. Can he end the internal warfare and rebuild trust with voters?
Whitlam's Legacy and Australia's Electoral Mandate
Exploring Gough Whitlam's historic 1972 victory and its lasting impact on Australian parliamentary democracy. Discover how minority governments shape policy.
BBC Executives Quit Over Trump Edit Controversy
Two senior BBC executives resign after editing a Trump speech, sparking debate about media integrity. What happens next to the broadcaster?
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