Peter Dutton: The Opposition Leader Playing from the Populist Handbook
Peter Dutton is a populist, drawing from the classic playbook asserting that he is the common man's friend. But does the electorate believe rhetoric?
Peter Dutton is a populist, drawing from the classic playbook asserting that he is the common man's friend. But does the electorate believe rhetoric?
The allegations against Peter Dutton are emblematic of broader societal tensions.
Politicisation of the Australian Federal Police biases law enforcement, diverting the drivers from community service and underpinning unprofessional behaviour.
Albanese's government faces challenges connecting with young male voters that threaten his re-election prospects.
Trumpism challenges us to look beyond the ideology of politics to the emotions that underpin collective voter behaviour.
The promotion of conspiracies and misinformation by political leaders and "experts" feeds societal polarisation and undermines democracy.
Peter Dutton - opportunistic, divisive leader or bold, calculated leader?
The contrasting work ethics observed in the private and public sectors highlight significant challenges that need to be addressed.
The cost of silence, far too great a toll, In a democracy for sale, we've lost control.
Are our politicians genuinely interested in fostering unity?
The decision of ACT Labor to align with the racism espoused with Angel Marina underscores a profound moral failing that tarnishes its leaders.
Engaging in constructive dialogue, promoting inclusivity, and supporting policies that dismantle systemic racism is vital in countering the divisive rhetoric that may emerge from influential voices.
Can Canberra afford the debt that comes with Andrew Barr's Labor-led government?
While we may not have all the answers, we can contribute to a tradition of seeking justice and dignity for all people.
The upcoming elections present an opportunity to reflect on who truly serves the interests of the ACT community.
The integrity of our public institutions relies on the unwavering application of human rights principles, particularly when it comes to protecting the most vulnerable members of our community.
It is time for the ACT to a return to a more balanced and representative governance model.
The Greens have won a greater proportion of the seat in the ACT than any other state or territory but do they lack the spine to hold ACT Labor to account?
Has ACT Labor been proactive as the Territory's leaders for the past twenty years?