
Election 2022: a tale of political disenchantment
Sunny Grace describes how she has gone from political engagement to disenchantment and despair during one of the most dispiriting election campaigns in recent history.
Sunny Grace describes how she has gone from political engagement to disenchantment and despair during one of the most dispiriting election campaigns in recent history.
Richie Black reflects on the unique identity of the multifaceted Sydney Park – and its somewhat uncertain future.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison visited the governor-general in Canberra this morning, paving the way for a six-week federal election campaign.
“When it comes to public funding, literature has long been the poor cousin of the arts,” writes Ben Eltham on the recently unveiled federal budget.
Michelle Grattan analyses the federal budget cash splash, which, she writes, is firmly directed to purchasing votes.
While it’s been a Sydney touchstone since 1978, the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras is still seen by many young people as a relevant and necessary celebration of LGBTQI+ pride.
The City of Sydney Council has announced plans to establish a Housing for All committee to tackle the ongoing housing crisis.
A coterie of billionaires is behind a brazen bid to hijack public space in Central Sydney, reports John Moyle.
Despite the Coalition being mired in controversy in recent months, yesterday’s NSW byelections do not imply voters are in a “baseball bat” mood, writes Adrian Beaumont.
While the Religious Discrimination Bill has been shelved indefinitely, planned protests this weekend against the legislation will still go ahead, reports Tileah Dobson.
Peter Boyle argues that the Australian Electoral Commission’s annual report on donations to political parties is a sobering reminder that Australia is still a plutocracy.
As federal parliament debates the Religious Discrimination Bill, representative organisations have expressed concerns for LGBTIQ+ community mental health and wellbeing.
John Moyle interviews candidate for Wentworth, Allegra Spender, who hopes to oust Liberal member Dave Sharma and return the seat to independent hands.
New research by Joseph Drew, Associate Professor of Public Policy and Local Government at UTS, shows the forced mergers of local councils in NSW have not made the promised savings.
A coalition of residents’ action groups is calling on the NSW Government to scrap the City of Sydney’s ‘one business, two votes’ gerrymander.
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