Politics

Why Sussan Ley's Coalition is falling apart (again)

The federal Coalition was imploding on Wednesday night, with all Nationals frontbenchers, including leader David Littleproud, quitting the shadow ministry.

Can AI fix Australia's housing crisis?

AI has the power to massively cut red tape, and Aussie governments are on the bandwagon. But big risks lie close to the surface.

Early 2026 polls show Labor continues slide, but has One Nation overtaken the Coalition yet?

These polls are the worst for Labor since they unexpectedly won the May 2025 federal election in a landslide.

Why my vote is for the Legalise Cannabis Party

What has the legend of Australian electoral analysis, Malcolm McKerras, been smoking, when he’s aligning with Legalise Cannabis politicians in the Victorian Upper House?

Melbourne Cup 2025: our stable of experts, market watchers and Australia's best stock pickers saddle up their picks

It’s that time of year when Australia’s best stock pickers swap market charts for form guides and the field for the 2025 Melbourne Cup has drawn more analysis from financiers than a quarterly earnings report.

Rupert v Donald: why they're fighting, and why it could be the fallout of the century

If Rupert Murdoch becomes a white knight standing up to a rampantly bullying US president, the world has moved into the upside-down.

Trip report: How has Anthony Albanese's trip to China gone?

Chinese President Xi Jinping has told Anthony Albanese China stands ready to work with Australia “to push the bilateral relationship further”, in their meeting in Beijing on Tuesday.

Days out from the Tasmanian election, polls still predict a hung parliament

The Tasmanian state election will be held this Saturday. Days before polling starts, voters still have the state split right down the middle.

What’s the biggest threat to the stock market on the horizon?

It’s not inflation. It’s not interest rates. It’s not even growth. William Buck's chief economist says: it's growing geopolitical uncertainty

What are tariffs, anyway?

Thanks to the decisive victory of US President-elect Donald Trump, we’re now set to hear a whole lot more of his favourite word. But how do they actually work?

‘I’m used to being told off’: WA MP closes speech with a ‘shoey’ in state parliament

Who said state politics was boring? Certainly not Labor's Kyle McGinn, who used his outgoing speech to perform a "shoey" in parliament.

Time-out: Coalition break-up now on hold after just two days

Sussan Ley's Liberals and David Littleproud's Nationals may still be able to form a Coalition, after announcing plans to split the party after almost 40 years this week.

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