Jacinda Ardern’s unexamined life
In her memoir, the former prime minister seems more concerned with the symbols of politics than the actual politics the prompted…
By Megan Gibson
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The Yes campaign failed to provide voters with a consistent, compelling message.
By Tim SoutphommasaneAnthony Albanese won by recognising that voters were tired of lazy, divisive and dishonest politics.
By Marc StearsArdern became a national and global sensation – but her fortunes soured as the pandemic persisted.
By Megan GibsonAustralia accuses China of endangering its aircraft in a close encounter. Beijing says it has done nothing wrong.
By Katie StallardDuelling visits by the Chinese and Australian foreign ministers have focused international attention on the region.
By Katie StallardFollowing Scott Morrison's loss in Australia and the rise of the centre left across Europe, there is an opening in…
By New StatesmanConservatives in the UK and Australia have relied on the same tactics to win power. But Australia’s election results show…
By Richie Merzian