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Seismic shift in Australian politics as One Nation surges

ANALYSIS: Pauline Hanson’s populist party is aiming to reshape Australian politics and become the natural opposition to Labor. While it is riding high now, it remains to be seen if it can be a sustainable force.

Lachlan Colquhoun Wed, 25 Mar 2026

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Aussie coalition turmoil feeds the rise of the far right

Underarm

Australia fractures in aftermath of Bondi massacre

Australia

The year Aussie conservatives hit rock bottom

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Albanese gets a big welcome and survives the Trump test

Thoughts on systems of power: Part 3 - What about the burqa?

Hunter’s Corner

Let’s privatise Interislander

ANALYSIS: KiwiRail’s ferry travails are a good reason to look at other options.

Tim Hunter Thu, 27 Jun 2024

Edwards on Politics

The risk of the Covid-19 inquiry being a lost opportunity

ANALYSIS: There will be a huge responsibility on who leads the second phase of the inquiry.

Brent Edwards Thu, 27 Jun 2024

Underarm

When more disclosure could be too much

ANALYSIS: Recommended new ASX regulations could blur the line between private and professional disclosure. Do they cross that line?

Lachlan Colquhoun Wed, 26 Jun 2024

Margin Call

A2 Milk facing challenging demographics in China

ANALYSIS: A recent trip to China reveals on-the-ground consumer insight.

Øyvinn Rimer Tue, 25 Jun 2024

Shoeshine

A grand stage? Open banking needs to open wider

ANALYSIS: Fintechs pushing for quicker open banking progress say industry-led standards setting effort needs a regulatory kick.

Will Mace Mon, 24 Jun 2024

On the Money

Tax incentives for retirement saving

ANALYSIS: Moving the dial or subsidising the finance sector?

Brent Sheather Sun, 23 Jun 2024

Book Review

Julia’s world: The heroine of Orwell’s ‘Nineteen Eighty-Four’

A feminist makeover for the world’s most famous dystopian novel.

Nevil Gibson Sun, 23 Jun 2024

Last Word

ComCom baring its teeth? This nip won’t hurt

ANALYSIS: The markets watchdog has often taken a softly-softly approach but is being backed to be a courageous litigator.

Calida Stuart-Menteath and Hamish McNicol Fri, 21 Jun 2024

Beehive Banter

Scrutiny week, cancer drugs, housing costs, A-listers

ANALYSIS: MPs had a chance this week to spend more time putting ministers under scrutiny.

Brent Edwards Fri, 21 Jun 2024

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Seismic shift in Australian politics as One Nation surges

Aussie coalition turmoil feeds the rise of the far right

Australia fractures in aftermath of Bondi massacre

The year Aussie conservatives hit rock bottom

Albanese gets a big welcome and survives the Trump test

Thoughts on systems of power: Part 3 - What about the burqa?

Let’s privatise Interislander

The risk of the Covid-19 inquiry being a lost opportunity

When more disclosure could be too much

A2 Milk facing challenging demographics in China

A grand stage? Open banking needs to open wider

Tax incentives for retirement saving

Julia’s world: The heroine of Orwell’s ‘Nineteen Eighty-Four’

ComCom baring its teeth? This nip won’t hurt

Scrutiny week, cancer drugs, housing costs, A-listers

Creditors vote to put MyFarm Rockit partnership into liquidation

Matthew Pringle case raised in UK Westminster Hall push for law

Glendowie golden visa, Bayswater watch what £20k bought in 1967

Court finally rules on discovery in FMA’s Booster case

BlackBull Markets sounding out investor interest

Halter confirms $3.4b valuation after $377m Series E

The real meaning of energy security

Mitigating a fuel crisis as long as a piece of string

Halter touting new valuation of more than $3.4 billion

Du Val BTR investors can expect 41c in the dollar return

Opportunity Party names election candidates

When a kill chain refusal becomes a supply chain risk