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John BlackThe Conversation |
Unless the Liberal Party regains the support of professional women, it is difficult to see how it, with or without the National Party, can form...
Anthony Albanese just grew in confidence as the campaign progressed – and more voters than just the party faithful responded.
The party’s embrace of dubious housing policies, the corrupt CFMEU and “genocide” claims has alienated its base. John Black explains.
The prime minister is hoping his luck holds out until May 3. He’s probably only going to get one Peter Dutton in this life.
According to the punters, a more conservative crossbench of 11, minus a couple of teals and Greens, would be willing to support a Coalition...
In the years since Hawke won government, the Labor vote has moved steadily up the income range, from tradies to very well-paid professionals, mainly...
If state Labor and the Greens can’t hold state seats such as Werribee and Prahran in Victoria, things are looking terminal for the Albanese...
There is a disconnect between the prime minister’s regime and its senior ministers, which is starting to trigger bad memories for me of the Whitlam...
ALP candidates won over many traditional Green voters on Saturday, but there is little sign of the party picking up federal seats in early 2025.
Unlike in the 2022 federal election, the Coalition is preferencing Labor ahead of the Greens for this weekend’s state election.
Results for the ACT election, the Queensland state election and three state byelections in New South Wales will be key for Labor.
My current estimates are that the Coalition will comfortably win more seats in the House of Representatives than Labor in 2025.
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