Australian Politics

The Groveller-in-chief has been had: Australia will suspend its case at the World Trade Organization over China’s tariffs on wine imports ahead of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s first trip to the country next month.

Bud Lite and Bud have gone from defining Americana to dying as brands in one year.

I am torn by this notion: The Albanese government will expedite a new national racism strategy amid rising community tensions triggered by the war between Israel and Hamas, and the defeat of the Indigenous voice to parliament referendum last Saturday.

This is unconscionable: During his final year as governor, Philip Lowe took home $1,147,465 in base pay, bonuses, superannuation and other payments.

By Stephen Saunders: Why did the Voice fail so utterly?

The appropriately named Paul Karp at The Guardian has some very bad advice for Labor after losing the Voice: Regardless of how Australians feel about the result of the referendum, it’s pretty clear the campaign was divisive and featured rhetoric that made Indigenous Australians feel unsafe.

Last week, the Australian housing circus rolled into Brisbane via the three-day National Housing Conference.

Inner-city wankers love the fake left.

Gavekal with the note.

The inevitable has come for the Qantas tin-eared chairman: Qantas has announced chairman Richard Goyder will retire before the airline’s annual general meeting on November 3.

This bloke is worse than useless: Anthony Albanese has urged Australians preparing to vote No in Saturday’s referendum on the Indigenous Voice to parliament to reconsider, saying Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders are “reaching out” to the rest of the community for their own survival.

The property development maniacs running Australia have a new target in sight.

Sydney tenants are suffering through the longest stretch of price increases on record, while vacancy rates have tumbled, bemoaned 7News last week: “Renters in particular are getting absolutely hammered”, said NSW Premier Chris Minns.

The state of Victoria is drowning in debt thanks to nine years of financial mismanagement by the Andrews Labor Government.

Quesion: where do they find these people?

Home Affairs Minister, Clare O’Neil, spent last week lambasting opposition leader and former Home Affairs minister Peter Dutton over presiding over a corrupt, low-quality migration system riddled with exploitation.

Goldman with the note.

As a fake left witch hunt gets underway to find which ‘biggot’ is responsible for the failure of the Voice, supporters should simply look at Albo.

Dial the whaaambulance, Japan: The former head of one of Japan’s biggest energy companies says any disruption to the supply of Australian LNG would have a “huge impact” on millions of people across the country, as the Kishida government prepares for high-level talks with the Albanese government on energy security and investment.

Home Affairs Minister, Clare O’Neil, let the cat out of the bag as to why Australia is experiencing record volumes of net overseas migration under Labor.