Politics

2010

Review: Rise of the Ruddbot

Thursday, October 28 2010

Siobhan Argent

If there’s one thing I know about Annabel Crabb, it is that she is enviably and entertainingly astute. She is the Queen of “Zingers”; in one analogy she can perfectly encapsulate the strength—or weakness—of a seminal Australian public figure.

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Greenslide

Sunday, September 5 2010

Rachel Walters

With the fate of our parliament still uncertain more than a week after polls closed, the one clear outcome of the 2010 Federal Election has been the success of the Greens. By Rachel Walters

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Caracas Calling

Sunday, September 5 2010

David Donaldson

The 2050 km border separating Venezuela and Colombia divides two of the most politically different—and often opposed—nations in the world today.

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Gettin’ Obscure in the Senate

Wednesday, August 18 2010

David Donaldson

Sick of the major parties? Take a glance at the alternatives.

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Tamils for Greens?

Wednesday, August 18 2010

Bhakthi Puvanethiran

Bhakthi Puvanenthiran asks why her parents will probably vote Green this election—for the first time since immigrating 18 years ago.

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Some Votes More “Equal” Than Others

Tuesday, August 17 2010

Michael Berthelsen

Michael Berthelsen contends that amendments to Australia’s preferential voting system would encourage the “true leadership” that the major parties so lack at present.

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Interview with Adam Bandt

Tuesday, August 17 2010

Rachel Baxendale

Rachel Baxendale interviews Adam Bandt, Greens Candidate for the federal seat of Melbourne.

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Interview with Cath Bowtell

Tuesday, August 17 2010

Rachel Baxendale

Rachel Baxendale interviews Cath Bowtell, Labor Candidate for the federal seat of Melbourne.

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Julia Gillard: Can the Ranga from the Western Suburbs put Werribee on the Map?

Tuesday, August 17 2010

Grace Pisano

Flicking on the news and seeing Werribee is not a surprise, let me tell you. Telling my friends, “that’s my train station”, and “that’s where I shop”, as police are interviewed for a breaking news segment is a weekly occurrence.

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No We Can't

Tuesday, August 17 2010

Chris Maitland

Much comment has been made by journalists and pundits regarding the lack of spontaneity in this year’s federal election. The only genuine clash in the great political debate was between it and the MasterChef finale.

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