On Overnight Success
It often takes decades to be deemed an 'overnight success' and that maxim has been proven true once again.
I have repeatedly warned of the crisis of public confidence in politics and its implications for the major parties. That
The 45thParliament has started with a bang. Today I will introduce a Bill to reform section 18C of theRacial Discrimination
Parliament resumes next week after a near four-month break which included a stupendously boring eight-week election campaign. As a result,
Early in my Senate career I wrote that I got into politics to do something, not to be someone. That
Census night was a debacle. For the first time, citizens were encouraged to complete their census form online after assurances
There have been two significant stories broadcast by the ABC over the last week or so that I’d like
I don’t know how many times I have written the following statement in recent years but it is succinct,
“Megalomaniac”, “vengeful”, “unstable” and “a b*stard” with a “vicious temper” who put “his own self-interest ahead of … the country
My comment today will be brief as many of you will be enjoying the respite from political commentary after a
“It’s a disaster.” They’re the words many conservatives use to begin their election analysis. And they’re right,
The term ‘Orwellian’ has come to mean a cynical manipulation of language for the purpose of oppression. We see it
The Australian Greens are a disingenuous and hypocritical political party. They continually hold themselves up to be something other than
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