Epstein Files Expose Global Web of Influence
Newly released Jeffrey Epstein documents reveal disturbing connections to global elites, including UK royalty and Australian political figures, highlighting concerns about influence peddling.
Category : Political Analysis
Premier Resists Calls for Mosman Park Inquest
Premier Roger Cook resists calls for a coronial inquest into the Mosman Park murder-suicide that claimed four lives, including two autistic children, as community demands answers.
Fake AI Images of NYC Mayor with Epstein Cause Confusion
AI-generated images falsely depicting New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani as a child with Jeffrey Epstein have circulated online, sparking debate despite being debunked as fake.
Angus Taylor: The Liberal Leader Labor Would Love
Political analysis suggests Angus Taylor's potential leadership of the Liberal Party would delight Labor, given his history of parliamentary missteps and gaffes that have provided easy ammunition for the government.
Shambolic Liberals and Nationals Could Plunge Deeper
Political analyst Katina Curtis argues that despite their current shambolic state, the Liberal and National parties still have room to deteriorate further in Australian politics.
Andrew Hastie's Action Brings Clarity to Political Path
Political analyst Michelle Grattan examines how Andrew Hastie's recent decision has clarified Australia's political landscape, offering insights into future directions.
Liberals Could Win Without Nationals, Analysis Suggests
Political analyst argues the Liberal Party's split with the Nationals presents an opportunity for renewal. The piece examines historical leadership models and suggests a return to liberal principles could rebuild electoral competitiveness.
Hastie and Taylor's Leadership Tussle: A Conservative Conundrum
Andrew Hastie and Angus Taylor are both vying to challenge Sussan Ley for leadership, but their right-wing rivalry risks splitting the conservative vote in a critical political showdown.
Paul Murray Slams PM's Anti-Jewish Comments
Political commentator Paul Murray has strongly criticised Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's recent statements, arguing they dangerously fuel anti-Jewish sentiment in Australia.
Expanding Political Pathways for Voter Choice
Political commentator Clare Feenan argues that diversifying entry routes into politics is essential to provide voters with genuine electoral options and strengthen democracy.
Bob Brown Defends ACT Greens' Talks with Liberals
Greens elder Bob Brown defends ACT leader Shane Rattenbury's discussions with Canberra Liberals, calling them politically mature and commonsense for potential governance.
Greens-Liberals Talks: Political Maturity or Madness?
Bob Brown defends Shane Rattenbury's cross-party talks with ACT Liberals, citing historical precedents and political responsibility amid climate change and education debates.
Katie Allen's Middle Road Vital for Liberal Party Future
Political commentator Mark Riley argues that Katie Allen's moderate stance represents the only viable long-term strategy for the Liberal party's revival and electoral success in Australia.
Domestic Violence Tragedy Sparks AVO Effectiveness Debate
The alleged murder of a pregnant woman in Lake Cargelligo has reignited scrutiny of apprehended violence orders and calls for stronger preventative measures.
Pauline Hanson's Political Record: A Critical Analysis
Amanda Vanstone critiques Pauline Hanson's political career, arguing her popularity stems from fanning fears rather than policy achievements, while examining her partnerships and divisive rhetoric.
Queensland MP to Challenge for National Party Leadership
A Queensland MP is set to launch a leadership challenge for the National Party in 2026, potentially reshaping the party's direction and federal political dynamics.
Nats and One Nation Fail to Negotiate Gun Law Changes
Conservative parties miss opportunity to shape gun control legislation, drawing comparisons to Tim Fischer's leadership during Howard-era reforms. Multiple letters debate firearms, AUKUS, and political misogyny.
Smithson's Covert SA Trip Sparks Liberal Leadership Talk
Federal Liberal MP Smithson's unannounced visit to South Australia has ignited debate over party strategy and leadership, with analysts calling it a pivotal moment for the opposition.
Emma Garlett: Embracing Change for Australia's Future
Emma Garlett argues that Australia's evolution towards 32 million people requires embracing demographic shifts and generational values to maintain community spirit.
Liberals Urged to Define Clear Policy Direction for Australia
An editorial calls for the Liberal Party to establish firm policy positions to address national challenges and provide stable leadership for Australia's future.
Minister Clare Calls Flag-Burner 'Idiot' in National Debate
Federal Education Minister Jason Clare has condemned an Indigenous protester who burned the Australian flag in Brisbane, labelling him 'an idiot' as political pressure mounts to criminalise the act nationwide.
Nationals' Coalition Dilemma Amid One Nation Rise
Analysis suggests the Nationals face political doom whether they rejoin the Coalition or remain separate, as One Nation's polling surge threatens rural strongholds and Senate dynamics.
Honnold's Climb vs America's Political Chaos
Ben O'Shea contrasts Alex Honnold's terrifying free solo climb with the unfolding political chaos in America, arguing real-world instability is more frightening.
Australia Must Take Charge of Recognition in Honours System
With women's representation in Australia Day honours plummeting to just 27%, columnist Jenna Price argues Australians must take action themselves rather than waiting for government solutions.
Coalition Must Lift Game to Counter Labor Attacks
Political analysts warn the Coalition needs to improve its strategy and messaging to fend off increasing attacks from Labor, as public scrutiny intensifies ahead of the next election cycle.
Coalition Crisis Leaves David Littleproud with Questions to Answer
The Australian Coalition faces internal turmoil, with Nationals leader David Littleproud facing scrutiny over his leadership and policy direction amid growing party tensions.
Coalition Split Hits Ley, Littleproud at Fault
The coalition split deals a massive blow to Opposition Leader Sussan Ley, but Nationals leader David Littleproud's leadership is under scrutiny for the crisis, writes Michelle Grattan.
Poll: 81% Hate January 26's Divisiveness, Not Date
A new survey finds 81% of Australians dislike the division caused by January 26, not the date itself, sparking debate on national unity and identity.
Nationals' Coalition Rift: Power Struggle Beyond Ley
The Nationals' internal conflict with the Coalition is driven by a broader power struggle over regional influence and policy control, not just Sussan Ley's leadership ambitions.
Sussan Ley's Downfall: A Self-Inflicted Crisis
Analysis of how Opposition Leader Sussan Ley's opportunistic response to the Bondi tragedy backfired, fracturing the Coalition and damaging her leadership irreparably.
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