The Aporia
9 articles about 9 events for “Australian Politics Alliance”.
“At that party celebrating the launch of Freeland's book Plutocrats, her father cornered Trudeau to convey his thoughts on politics, eager to speak with "Liberal political royalty."”
“These four forces present a challenge not just to our place in the world, but to our politics and identity; we are a Western nation perched alongside Asia as it enters a post-Western era.”
“The unlikely alliance between the Greens and Coalition had already forced the government to spare Meals on Wheels from a merger, provide more human oversight of the algorithmic assessments of clients’ needs and to fast-track 20,000 home care packages.”
“Carroll’s braggadocios and Wilson’s evasion, while different in tone, reflect the same disconnect between the fundamental change taking place in Victorian politics and the determination of the established parties to stick to the old rules.”
“Governments exist to weigh the interest of its citizens above all else, including alliances and the risk of war itself.”
“In a slickly produced event, One Nation’s candidates adopted a revolutionary tone, with Victorian leader Warren Pickering saying the upcoming election was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to change the course of Australian politics.”
“Australia should not provide any military support to Ukraine, new Greens leader David Shoebridge has declared as he called for the United States to be evicted from prized Australian defence facilities, including the Pine Gap surveillance base.”
“There is a fine line between an Australian prime minister using international relationships to advance the national interest and one who appears to be spending too much time overseas while Australians are struggling with the cost of living.”
“William Nye is a Brisbane-based Australian student and op-ed columnist covering global and domestic politics, culture, economics, and international affairs, with a strong focus on U.S. politics.”