Australian Politics

In its first term in office, the Albanese government signed two migration-related pacts with India, specifically designed to increase migration flows to Australia, namely: The Australia-India Migration and Mobility Partnership Agreement.

Last month, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese falsely asserted that Australia will experience a “era of growth and prosperity” through a renewables-based future, with the private sector at the forefront.

In the world of modern Australian politics, the once great debate of ideas between the likes of Chifley and Menzies is but a memory, replaced by a battle of small-target opposition versus small-target government.

Albo is the jetsetting, international yes man.

Various people are weighing in on Victoria disease and its causes.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has launched a new propaganda campaign promising to make Australia a strong manufacturing nation again.

The Coalition has long been accused of having a “women problem”: an inability to effectively engage with the nation’s female voters and identify key issues that resonate with this demographic.

Another gas reservation flag has gone up the pole today.

Late last week, The AFR published two articles by the same author on the same day that neatly encapsulated Australia’s housing farce.

Last week saw Australia’s housing minister, Clare O’Neil, launch a propaganda campaign to distract voters from Labor’s housing failures.

By Stephen Saunders As the Labor-Liberal uni-party institutionalises mass migration and fake net zero, the March for Australia protests continue.

When the Trump administration and Albanese government inked a deal for the U.S. and Australian governments to invest $4.6 billion ($3 billion USD) in critical minerals projects across Australia, the announcement came with something of an added bonus for the U.S.

There is one thing that would put a serious cat amongst the pigeons for today’s gold and tech blowoff rallies, and that is an oil shock.

Last month, the Albanese government unveiled Labor’s 2035 climate targets, which promise to reduce emissions by more than 62% and up to 70%.

It was interesting reading an article from the US news site NPR lamenting the rise in electricity costs, which are growing at twice the rate of inflation.

In the early 2010s, the federal Labor government made the fateful decision to allow liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports from Queensland without requiring gas companies to first supply Australians.

The Australian Energy Market Operator’s (AEMO) Integrated System Plan (ISP) is a roadmap for transitioning Australia’s energy system to net zero emissions by 2050.

The market share of Australia’s illegal tobacco trade is estimated to have risen from 29.6% in 2023 to 61% in 2025, according to tobacco industry sources.

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke front ABC’s Insiders on the weekend, where he admitted that immigration “needed to come down” but lambasted the ‘far right’ for using immigration as a “dog whistle” to destabilise social cohesion.

Predictably, the censorship of Hellbourne has begun.

When Shadow Home Affairs Minister Andrew Hastie put out his recent political ad on social media lamenting the loss of Australia’s car industry and broader manufacturing capacity, it prompted a debate over whether or not it was worth pursuing an advanced manufacturing sector as a nation.

Here is the problem.

Last week’s dwelling construction data was an absolute disaster. In the June quarter of 2025, only 40,524 homes completed construction, which was the weakest quarter of dwelling completions for 11 years (i.e., since the March quarter of 2014).

By Ross Elliott, cross-posted from The Pulse: A million people generate a lot of demand for things.

There is no substitute for stupidity in Australia.