David Tyler·Nov 4The Personal Adviser Nobody Asked ForWith gratitude to John Clarke and Bryan Dawe. Clarke plays a senior official in the Prime Minister’s office with responsibility for…
David Paris·Oct 26Civility in ModerationOne of the most unpleasant responsibilities I had when I ran the digital communications for the Greens’ Federal MPs was monitoring social…
David Tyler·Oct 20One Nation, Three ShareholdersThis is the second part of a series. A note of candour: part one promised the mining paddock. In researching and fact-checking this…
David Tyler·Oct 20Nobody Planted PaulineOn 2 March 1996, the voters of Oxley unfolded a ballot paper that was already out of date. Beside the name Pauline Hanson, former Ipswich…
InStatecraft MagazinebyWilliam Dwyer·Sep 134 Million People in 18 MonthsWhat the Polls Say About the Rise of One NationA response icon2A response icon2
Megschwarz·Sep 1Secret Harbour is a warning about where Australia’s political frustration can leadThe Secret Harbour result may reflect less a sudden embrace of far-right ideology than a deeper mix of economic anxiety, political…A response icon1A response icon1
InStatecraft MagazinebyToby Riches·Aug 9I Don’t Like ItA (slightly partisan) Strategy for Progressives and Centrists to Beat One Nation
Catherine Allen·Jul 23Pauline Hanson ExplainedI’ve found myself here on Koh Samui discussing Australian politician Pauline Hanson with surprising frequency. Her voice is jarring and her…
