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‘Brad’s China trip a step in the right direction, but India should be next’

Former ministerial adviser Nitin Gupta has described Opposition Leader Brad Battin’s recent visit to China as a “step in the right direction”, but says...

Liberals abandon 2050 net zero target amid party revolt

The Liberal Party of Australia has formally discarded its commitment to reaching net zero emissions by 2050, while signalling that a carbon-neutral future remains...

Housing fury on wheels: Activist plans secret convoy protest

Housing activist Morgan Cox is calling for a new protest over Australia’s cost-of-living and homelessness crisis, urging 200 people from Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra...

Coalition’s city slide deepens as One Nation rises in the regions

The latest Newspoll numbers paint a grim picture for the Coalition, whose primary vote has sunk to just 24 per cent nationwide. Labor remains...

Why the Liberal Party can’t win Gen Z: politics has become psychological

The old idea that a clever message or new leader can swing an election is dying fast, says RedBridge director Kos Samaras. His latest...

Marchers claim to speak for mainstream Australia, polls say otherwise

RedBridge Group director Kos Samaras says the growing wave of anti-immigration rallies represents frustration, not national momentum. “We’re looking at a group of frustrated...
Ted Baillieu with Sunil Gavaskar, Nitin Gupta and Kapil Dev

Inside the media playbook that helped the Liberals win in 2010

The campaign that swept the Liberals to power in Victoria in 2010 was not the result of a last-minute sprint but a steady, four-year...

Next ‘March for Australia’ set for January 26

The group behind August’s anti-immigration rallies has announced its next national protest will take place on 26 January, as organiser Bec Freedom releases a...

If the election were today, Labor wins big while the Right eats itself

If an election were held today, Labor would likely expand its majority, the Coalition would lose around six seats, and One Nation could hold...

Nationwide marches expose Australia’s political divide

Organisers are hoping for strong turnouts across Australia, with thousands rallying under the ‘March for Australia’ banner, demanding an end to mass immigration as...