The Review of 2025 Part 2: A big Labor win, Liberal collapse and silencing Palestine

The Review of 2025 Part 2: A big Labor win, Liberal collapse and silencing Palestine

In our continuing review of the 2025 year in Australian federal politics, we discuss the federal election held in May, analysing one of the worst campaigns by a major political party in modern history and the resulting collapse of the Liberal Party, including the loss of Peter Dutton’s seat. We examine how Anthony Albanese’s Labor government ran a cautious but disciplined campaign built on stability and competence, while the Coalition relied on fear, culture-war outrage and an implausible nuclear energy policy that drove its primary vote and seat count to historic lows, leaving the party stranded in political wilderness.

We also look at Australia’s weak and deliberate silence on the genocide in Gaza during the campaign, Labor’s continued supply of military components to Israel, its refusal to impose sanctions, and the abandonment of core party principles under lobby pressure – and then go on to expose the growing influence of the Israel lobby across politics, media, universities and cultural institutions, and what this means for free speech, academic freedom, journalism and democratic accountability in Australia. #AUSPOL

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Ghosts of inflation, Lehrmann mistrial, a racist attack in the West, and the divisive News Corp

Ghosts of inflation, Lehrmann mistrial, a racist attack in the West, and the divisive News Corp

The Budget is all over, and just like many of the previous Budgets, it’s almost disappeared from the news cycle, although there’s still some remnants that are being discussed, and the two big issue s ...

4 Nov 202244min

Sick of the media: 2022 Labor Budget analysis

Sick of the media: 2022 Labor Budget analysis

The second Budget for 2022 has been released, and it’s Labor’s first budget in nine years – it’s a Budget that’s been prepared in very difficult circumstances – there’s a national government debt of a...

28 Okt 202237min

The climate change floods, goodbye Jerusalem and a new attack on Medicare

The climate change floods, goodbye Jerusalem and a new attack on Medicare

The floods in eastern Australia have been the focus of political attention over the past week, with major flooding events in Victoria, southern New South Wales and the northern parts of Tasmania – the...

21 Okt 202242min

Media Diversity, Broken Promises and the Return of the Ruby Princess

Media Diversity, Broken Promises and the Return of the Ruby Princess

There have been calls for a parliamentary inquiry into media diversity in Australia, and generally, the behaviour of the mainstream media – and these calls have been made for about 20 years or so. The...

14 Okt 202247min

CPAC culture of complaint, the Frontier Wars, and Liz Truss does Labor a big tax favour

CPAC culture of complaint, the Frontier Wars, and Liz Truss does Labor a big tax favour

The Conservative Political Action Conference rolled into Sydney last week, and it’s an extreme libertarian group who are maniacally angry, loud, abrasive, in-your-face, and filled with endless complai...

7 Okt 202242min

Anti-Corruption Commission One Step Closer, Lambie Mischief, And Dutton’s Makeover

Anti-Corruption Commission One Step Closer, Lambie Mischief, And Dutton’s Makeover

The anti-corruption commission is one step closer to reality – the Labor government tabled its Bill in Parliament this week, despite all the claims from conservative media that the Prime Minister, Ant...

30 Sep 202241min

A Taxing Budget And Renewables, Stacking The Boards, And A Long Road To The Republic

A Taxing Budget And Renewables, Stacking The Boards, And A Long Road To The Republic

After a fortnight where most of Anglosphere was preoccupied with the death of a British monarch, life is getting back to normal and to the real things that matter: there’s a Budget coming up soon, and...

23 Sep 202248min

End of Monarchy: Time to unleash the beast and release the Republic

End of Monarchy: Time to unleash the beast and release the Republic

Australia lost a head of state last week, and gained a new one, even though nobody voted for King Charles, and nobody was asked about it. And this will keep happening until Australia becomes a republi...

16 Sep 202242min

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