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The reason for this apparent incongruity must lie in the “OTH” group, and particularly the absence of Clive Palmer’s UAP ...
The recurring themes of early news photography are all there — people engaged in ordinary tasks, working hard, building ...
Retirements by longstanding MPs are adding to the election campaign’s complexity as it heads into its final week ...
Among Kathleen Fitzpatrick’s lecturing duties in Melbourne University’s history department, where she worked from 1938 to 1962, was a first-year course concerned mainly with the England of the ...
The Nightly piece does, however, posit a much more realistic 75 per cent flow from far-right parties. But while it rightly points out that One Nation’s polling numbers have greatly improved, it ...
He assumes viewers have a basic awareness that Riefenstahl directed Triumph of the Will, the account of the Nazi party’s 1934 Nuremberg congress that begins with the figure of Hitler descending as if ...
On the electoral pendulum, created by Mackerras, a 53 per cent vote share might be expected to take Labor’s current majority from three to seven; a 53.5 per cent share, from three to ten; and a 54.5 ...
America played a less destructive role than feared at last week’s spring meetings of the World Bank and the IMF ...
Another big-time loser “Andrew,” says “the devil is in your hand” — a reference to his mobile phone. “There have always been Americans driven to ruin by gambling,” writes Cohen. “But never have so ...
The numbers from the 2025 election are not yet final — as I write this, the AEC has counted just over 75 per cent of votes — but we do know that the pollsters’ figures all fell on the right side of ...
It is salutary to turn on the television on the morning after the biggest landslide to the Labor Party since 1943 and the Liberal Party’s worst-ever election defeat. We must have had Sky on by the ...