This episode of New Politics looks at the key themes that are likely to shape the political landscape in 2025, a critical election year in Australia. Despite media-driven speculation of an early election in 2024, voters will head to the polls in 2025, with May being the most likely timeframe.
In this episode of New Politics, we explore the critical political developments throughout 2024 and their implications for Australia’s future. From the economy’s struggle to recover from Coalition-era neglect and the aftershocks of the COVID-19 pandemic to the Albanese government’s challenges in navigating cost-of-living pressures and economic ...
This episode of the New Politics podcast explores the intricate dynamics within Australian politics, looking at the media’s focus on a supposed rift between Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek. The speculation arises after Albanese’s controversial decision to withdraw the Nature Positive legislation, a move perceived as
In this episode of the New Politics podcast, we explore the major political developments in Australia and beyond, focusing on the intersection of policy, power, and political games. The final week of parliament wrapped up a tumultuous year, marked by the passage of two key housing bills: the Build to
The latest episode of the New Politics podcast looks at the federal government’s proposed changes to donation laws, highlighting both their potential and their pitfalls. While monthly disclosures of donations over $1,000 and increased public funding per vote mark improvements, the legislation seems tailored to benefit major political parties, sidelining
In this episode of New Politics, we break down the federal government’s recent proposal to ban social media access for all people under 16. This controversial move has sparked public outrage and raises critical questions about political motives and media influence in shaping the national conversation. Is this policy a
In this episode of New Politics, we explore the fallout from Donald Trump’s unexpected landslide victory in the 2024 US presidential election. Despite his past controversies, Trump secured over five million more votes than his opponent, winning 312 electoral votes and capturing both the Senate and House for the Republican
In this episode, we explore the central events shaping Australia’s political landscape, starting with Queensland’s state election where the Liberal–National Party edged into government, led by new Premier David Crisafulli. The LNP’s narrow win by only a few seats, despite media predictions of a landslide, begs the question: did Queensland
In this episode of New Politics, we report on the recent royal visit to Australia and its politically charged aftermath. With mainstream media and the political establishment once again falling into sycophantic adoration for the monarchy, many critical voices were sidelined… until Senator Lidia Thorpe took a stand against King
In this episode of the New Politics podcast, we discuss the latest issues surrounding the National Anti-Corruption Commission, the fallout of the failed Voice to Parliament referendum, the upcoming ACT and Queensland elections, and the one house purchase that everyone is talking about. In this episode of the New Politics
This episode of New Politics looks at the key themes that are likely to shape the political landscape in 2025, a critical election year in Australia. Despite media-driven speculation of an early election in 2024, voters will head to the polls in 2025, with May being the most likely timeframe.
In this episode of New Politics, we explore the critical political developments throughout 2024 and their implications for Australia’s future. From the economy’s struggle to recover from Coalition-era neglect and the aftershocks of the COVID-19 pandemic to the Albanese government’s challenges in navigating cost-of-living pressures and economic ...
This episode of the New Politics podcast explores the intricate dynamics within Australian politics, looking at the media’s focus on a supposed rift between Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek. The speculation arises after Albanese’s controversial decision to withdraw the Nature Positive legislation, a move perceived as
In this episode of the New Politics podcast, we explore the major political developments in Australia and beyond, focusing on the intersection of policy, power, and political games. The final week of parliament wrapped up a tumultuous year, marked by the passage of two key housing bills: the Build to
The latest episode of the New Politics podcast looks at the federal government’s proposed changes to donation laws, highlighting both their potential and their pitfalls. While monthly disclosures of donations over $1,000 and increased public funding per vote mark improvements, the legislation seems tailored to benefit major political parties, sidelining
In this episode of New Politics, we break down the federal government’s recent proposal to ban social media access for all people under 16. This controversial move has sparked public outrage and raises critical questions about political motives and media influence in shaping the national conversation. Is this policy a
In this episode of New Politics, we explore the fallout from Donald Trump’s unexpected landslide victory in the 2024 US presidential election. Despite his past controversies, Trump secured over five million more votes than his opponent, winning 312 electoral votes and capturing both the Senate and House for the Republican
In this episode, we explore the central events shaping Australia’s political landscape, starting with Queensland’s state election where the Liberal–National Party edged into government, led by new Premier David Crisafulli. The LNP’s narrow win by only a few seats, despite media predictions of a landslide, begs the question: did Queensland
In this episode of New Politics, we report on the recent royal visit to Australia and its politically charged aftermath. With mainstream media and the political establishment once again falling into sycophantic adoration for the monarchy, many critical voices were sidelined… until Senator Lidia Thorpe took a stand against King
In this episode of the New Politics podcast, we discuss the latest issues surrounding the National Anti-Corruption Commission, the fallout of the failed Voice to Parliament referendum, the upcoming ACT and Queensland elections, and the one house purchase that everyone is talking about. In this episode of the New Politics
