Politics & Governance
Matthew Knott | The Age
Matthew Knott is the foreign affairs and national security correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.
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Politics & Governance
Matthew Knott is the foreign affairs and national security correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.
The slogan printed on the coach’s rear – “New Premier, New Direction” – is about as subtle as the bright red bus itself, as Carroll attempts to distance himself from his predecessors.
Jim Chalmers has used an interview to reject calls for him to set a spending cap as he worries over the economic fallout from the war against Iran.
Krissy Barrett echoed ASIO in saying that language and announcements from the nation’s leaders have an observable effect.
Krissy Barrett echoed ASIO in saying that language and announcements from the nation’s leaders have an observable effect.
Krissy Barrett echoed ASIO in saying that language and announcements from the nation’s leaders had an observable effect on the volume and nature of threats.
If you’re in the market for a skin refresh before hitting the party circuit, it pays to find one with minimal downtime.
The candidate’s comment to a voter is a fresh headache for Opposition Leader Jess Wilson, as a Liberal MP has also been forced to cancel appearing at a rival’s fundraiser.
Politicians have been forced to turn off their office’s phone lines, order staff not to review constituent emails, and send their employees home to recuperate, amid a deluge of vitriol.
Every one of us can and should act. We share the pleasures and the pains of the same country. We can all contribute to improving it in this dire moment.
The seat is expected to be hotly contested by One Nation, potentially by the party’s national director James Ashby.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has accused the prime minister of playing “political games” with his ability to allocate staffing.