Australia is a changed nation since it rejected a republic in the 1999 referendum. The Coalition is divided over the Indigenous Voice to parliament, but opposing it would not be without electoral risks.
Australia is a changed nation since it rejected a republic in the 1999 referendum. The Coalition is divided over the Indigenous Voice to parliament, but opposing it would not be without electoral risks.
Australia is a changed nation since it rejected a republic in the 1999 referendum. The Coalition is divided over the Indigenous Voice to parliament, but opposing it would not be without electoral risks.
The Liberal wipeout in inner-city electorates is without precedent in Australian politics. For the Liberal Party, ‘existential crisis’ is not an overstatement. As the party founded by Robert Menzies finds itself in the hall of mirrors, climate policy should be a major focus of critical self-appraisal. By Stephen Minas