As the Albanese government continues to agonise over how to rejig its immigration policy, Peter Malinauskas gives a rare defence of migration.
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The prime minister has made it clear he is not in favour of allowing telehealth to be used, regardless of the Labor national conference decision in favour of it.
The Labor National Conference has kicked off in Adelaide, with much fanfare and unity but without some of the tougher debates of old.
With the rise of One Nation and growth of grievance politics, what Labor leaders choose to say to those alienated voters will be key
While Labor has secured a thumping win, which party will form opposition is not yet clear.
While the Malinauskas government is expected to easily be returned to power, there will be much interest in the right-of-centre parties’ performance.
After achieving the biggest parliamentary majority in Australian history in 2021, polls predict Labor will hold onto power comfortably.
The Albanese government will legislate this term to enforce a minimum age for children to access social media.
Peter Malinauskas joined the podcast to talk about AUKUS, bans on children under 14 accessing social media, restricting most political donations and Peter Duttons Nuclear announcement.
While federal politics often seems top down on most issues fighting social media’s grip on children, the pressure now comes from the bottom up.
The continued reductions in arts funding seem counter intuitive given the negative impact of COVID on the arts and cultural sector.
Word from The Hill: Labor will give human rights award in memory of Kitching
Michelle Grattan discusses politics with politics + society editor, Amanda Dunn
Move over Mark McGowan and make some space for South Australia’s Peter Malinauskas on Scott Morrison’s recently-installed couch of Labor “besties”.
Labor’s strong win was a result of a clever campaign, but also, more broadly, the fracturing of centre-right politics in Australia.
On this occasion, the polls were right, with South Australians unequivocally electing Peter Malinauskas’ Labor Party as their next government.
The SA election will be held on the weekend, and polls are pointing towards a Labor win and Peter Malinauskas becoming the next premier.
The polls favour Peter Malinauskas becoming the next SA premier, but the election is difficult to predict, especially with the high number of independents.
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