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The Debate That Wasn’t: A Closer Look at the ABC Leaders’ Debate

Last night’s ABC Leaders’ Debate was billed as a pivotal moment in the 2025 federal election campaign—a chance for Australians to hear directly from Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton on the issues that matter most. Instead,…
The Coalition’s Costly Dance with Consultants: A Deep Dive into Outsourcing and Public Service Cuts

The Illusion of Savings Peter Dutton’s recent declaration to slash public service jobs in Canberra is being touted as a move towards fiscal responsibility. However, history and data suggest that such cuts often lead to an increased reliance on private…
Peter Dutton and the Coalition: Walking into an Election with Nothing to Stand On

Facing an Uphill Battle As Australia approaches the 2025 federal election, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton and the Coalition are heading into a political contest that is shaping up to be one of their toughest yet. From internal divisions and unpopular…
A Legacy of Scandals: The Coalition’s History of Corruption and Mismanagement

A Decade of Controversy For nearly a decade, successive Liberal-National Coalition governments were plagued by scandals, mismanagement, and allegations of corruption. While Coalition leaders touted themselves as responsible stewards of the economy and government, their record tells a different story—one…
Unmasking Media Bias: David Speers and the Perpetuation of Liberal Narratives

A Question of Impartiality Journalistic integrity is the bedrock of a functioning democracy. Political journalists, especially those at public broadcasters, bear a unique responsibility to hold power to account without favour or bias. Yet, in Australia, ABC’s Insiders program—one of the country’s…
Assessing ABC’s Reporting on Australia’s Unemployment Rate

Recent discussions have raised concerns about the accuracy of ABC’s reporting on Australia’s unemployment figures. To evaluate these claims, it’s essential to examine the latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) and compare it with ABC’s coverage. Current…
Queensland’s Electoral Shift: A Vote for Change or a Leap into Uncertainty?

In the recent Queensland state election, the Liberal National Party (LNP) secured a decisive victory, unseating the incumbent Labor government and marking a significant political shift in the state. This outcome has prompted discussions about voter motivations, media influence, and the…
The Nationals’ Identity Crisis: Who Do They Really Represent?

The National Party of Australia, traditionally the political voice of rural and regional communities, is facing an identity crisis. Founded to champion the interests of farmers and primary producers, the party’s recent policy decisions suggest a shift towards prioritising mining…
Australia’s Political Landscape: Key Issues Shaping the 2025 Federal Election

As Australia approaches the federal election, several critical issues are at the forefront of political discourse. From economic policies to national security concerns, the decisions made in the coming months will significantly impact the nation’s future. Both major parties are…
The ABC’s Murdoch Makeover: How Australia’s Public Broadcaster is Becoming a Haven for News Corp Alumni

The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) has long been celebrated as a bastion of independent journalism, free from commercial and political influences. However, recent trends suggest a growing infiltration of former News Corp and Sky News personnel into the ABC’s ranks, raising questions…