Australian Politics

This issue has entered the Twilight Zone.

Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil is yet to publicly release the final report of an investigation she commissioned former Victoria Police chief commissioner Christine Nixon to undertake into Australia’s migration system, despite promising to release it before the federal budget.

This is an interesting debate.

A swath of new polls this week from Essential, Newspoll, and Resolve are all saying the same thing.

Reasoning with the gas cartel is like arguing with a Great White Shark.

What a rent-seeking dog the Business Council of Australia is: The Business Council of Australia is urging Anthony Albanese to abandon aggressive intervention into the energy market amid warnings it will drive up energy prices and lower energy security in the long term.

The Labor Party is supposed to be the party of the Left, the ideological champion of the poor and marginalised classes of society.

Freelancer CEO, Matt Barrie, gave a fantastic keynote address on Monday at The SMH Sydney 2050 Summit, entitled “The Great Australian Scream”.

In 2021, I attacked the Victorian Government for lifting stamp duty on property transactions above $2 million.

I used to get one or two useful posts from Crikey per week.

I know what you’re thinking.

This is utter madness: Asian spot liquefied natural gas (LNG) prices fell for the third straight week on Friday to the lowest level in nearly two years due to weak demand from top regional importers and as inventories remained high.

By Stephen Saunders If only the educated opinion in my educated hometown were bigly true.

Opposition leader Peter Dutton may have a pulse, after all.

The analysis of the Albanese Government is corrupted by decades of China groveling: Australian exporters are starting to see benefits from the “de-escalation” of tensions with China, the trade minister, Don Farrell, said on the eve of crucial talks in Beijing.

Victoria’s net debt is expected to top $165 billion by 2026, and the interest bill is already $10 million a day.

Why I am the only person in Australia to write about gas today is a mystery I will leave to you.

As everybody celebrates the budget, the gas cartel is busy in the background cutting every sinew in it.

Westpac with a balanced take on the Budget.

Amazing stuff as the evil gas cartel takes the moment of distraction posed by the budget to break both price caps and the Albanese Government.

The Greens are continuing to oppose the Housing Affordability Future Fund (HAFF) in its present form, despite the federal government having agreed to some concessions.