Opinions

OPINION

Why does the Albanese Government treat Japan’s energy security as more important than our own?

OPINION

The Whitlam Sacking: A View from the Rose Garden

OPINION

Gough turned Abuse-of-Power into Constitutional Resurrection

Allan Behm

OPINION

Whitlam’s legacy is one of possibility and hope. He showed us what a brave, grown up Australia could look like.

Amy Remeikis

Whitlam showed us what a brave, grown up Australia could look like.  And 50 years later, you have to wonder – is it even possible to make Australia brave again?

OPINION

Gough dreamed of a country that never was, and asked why not?

Greg Jericho

OPINION

11th November 1975, a pivotal moment for Australian politics and me

Mike Bowers

OPINION

Copyright is dead. When it comes to AI my property has been stolen all the same

Michael Bradley

OPINION

Net Zero hides a truth the mining giants understand perfectly: nothing has to change

Richard Denniss

OPINION

At a time where our nation is facing its biggest problems, progressive politics appears to be characterised by conflict aversion

Polly Hemming

Bravery is like a muscle, and it atrophies without use. At a time where our nation is facing its biggest problems, progressive politics appears to be characterised by caution, conflict aversion and the need for validation by the private sector more than ever before.

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Serving on a citizens’ jury taught me the value of politicians

Bill Browne

Politics cannot be fixed by removing the politicians. Instead, Australians could ask more of the politicians they do elect and participate fully in civic life – protesting, joining political parties or community groups, running for office themselves and lobbying local members.