The Aporia
18 articles about 15 events for “Australian Politics Controversy”.
“No stranger to controversy or criticism, Sweeney, 29, faced the music from Olympic athletes, entertainment icons and millions of keyboard warriors who voiced their opinion of the naked ad.”
““No betting on wars or deaths and no politics,” she says at one point.”
““No betting on wars or deaths and no politics.”
“He said his audiences often include children and young people “from all backgrounds”, which is why he does not use the stage for politics.”
“He continued: "There is a reason I do not use my professional platform for politics - my audience includes young people, often children, of all backgrounds.”
“Australian politics, like many parts of the world economy, is enduring what I’m calling “ensloppification”: the permeation of AI-generated slop into every crevice of society – and politics is not immune.”
“Kogan stays out of politics, though he called for a royal commission into the Bondi massacre, but his rise to business prominence has not been without controversy.”
“That was made painfully obvious last month with news about OpenAI, a company with deep ties to the White House, gaining unauthorised access to Australian government systems without any human direction.”
“It has attracted less controversy than above-ground projects VNI West and Western Renewables Link, where communities have railed against soaring towers.”
“The sensibility of a real star Esme Creed-Miles attending the Australian premiere of Sense and Sensibility this week To wish was to hope, and to hope was to expect...”
“The Australian Greens have been saying much the same thing, for most of this year.”
“"We've seen literary programming on a national level that has been the source of significant controversy,"”
“In short: Rose Tattoo frontman Angry Anderson has died just weeks after being admitted to a hospital in Germany during the Australian rock band's European tour.”
“Published: | Updated: Australian journalists are deeply troubled that Pauline Hanson no longer appears to fear them, if she ever really did.”
“But the controversy hadn't completely gone away.”
“…- As it happened: Labor unveils immigration overhaul - What Australians really think: The migration pathways voters want slashed - Listen: Samantha Selinger-Morris and Brittany Busch discuss One Nation’s immigration plan Cut through the noise of federal…”
“If it genuinely wants to displace one (or both) of the major parties and reshape Australian politics, its leader must meet a higher standard.”
“She was also a tireless advocate for women's voices in politics – at the ballot box, and in the halls of power – by fighting for voting rights, and promoting female candidates for office.”