In today’s rapidly shifting political landscape, key issues such as super-profits taxes, wealth inequality, environmental protections, and housing affordability dominate the headlines. Yet, with every critical issue comes political gridlock, a clash of ideologies, and a struggle to find equitable solutions. New Politics explores these pressing matters, ...
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Welcome to New Politics, where we dissect the latest events shaping Australia’s political landscape with sharp, insightful analysis and commentary and ask the question: is Labor pandering too much to the right, when it should be veering to the left? We start with a look at the recent Northern Territory
In this comprehensive episode of New Politics, we explore some of the most pressing and controversial issues currently influencing Australian politics. We begin by examining the allegations of racism against opposition leader Peter Dutton, following independent MP Zali Steggall’s direct request in Parliament for him to cease his racist behaviour.
Welcome to latest episode of New Politics, the podcast that doesn’t shy away from the tough questions and complex issues shaping Australia’s political landscape. In each episode, we analyse the stories that matter, unpacking the intricacies of government decisions, exposing hidden agendas, and offering a clear-eyed analysis of the policies
“Terrorism has changed the world, and Australia is not immune, but the way of life that we value so highly must go on. Our security agencies have been upgraded and are ready to detect, prevent and respond to terrorism. We can work together to protect our way of life –
The Makarrata Commission, promised by the Labor government, appears to be stalled. While it’s unclear whether it’s been completely abandoned or just put on hold, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese previously allocated nearly $6 million for its establishment, part of a broader $27 million commitment. However, recent developments at the Garma
The establishment of the National Anti-Corruption Commission in 2023 was heralded as a crucial step towards enhancing transparency and accountability within governmental operations in Australia, and this development came in response to long-standing public concerns about corruption and misconduct among high-ranking officials. However, the NACC’s ...
In this episode of New Politics, we analyse the latest federal cabinet reshuffle orchestrated by the Prime Minister, a strategic move likely aimed at fortifying the government ahead of the upcoming election. The most significant change is Tony Burke becoming the new Minister for Home Affairs, a portfolio fraught with
In recent weeks, the Australian media landscape has been saturated with exhaustive coverage of the U.S. presidential campaign, despite the election still being four months away and Australians not having a vote in its outcome. This intense focus has sparked a debate on the appropriateness and impact of such extensive
Welcome to the lastest episode of New Politics, one of the best Australian politics podcast, providing in-depth analysis and updates on the ever-evolving landscape of Australian and international politics. In this episode, we explore some of the most pressing political issues and trends shaping our world today. Truth in political
In this week’s episode of New Politics – one of the best podcasts on Australian politics – we analyse the attempted assassination of US presidential candidate Donald Trump. This surreal event, with a lone shooter on a rooftop at a Trump rally, has sparked a whirlwind of conspiracy theories and
The emergence of the Muslim Vote group in Australia signifies a new dynamic in the political landscape. Unlike a traditional political party, this group focuses on educating and mobilising voters on specific issues, particularly those related to events and international injustice in Palestine. By supporting independent candidates in Labor-held seats
In today’s rapidly shifting political landscape, key issues such as super-profits taxes, wealth inequality, environmental protections, and housing affordability dominate the headlines. Yet, with every critical issue comes political gridlock, a clash of ideologies, and a struggle to find equitable solutions. New Politics explores these pressing matters, ...
Welcome to New Politics, where we dissect the latest events shaping Australia’s political landscape with sharp, insightful analysis and commentary and ask the question: is Labor pandering too much to the right, when it should be veering to the left? We start with a look at the recent Northern Territory
In this comprehensive episode of New Politics, we explore some of the most pressing and controversial issues currently influencing Australian politics. We begin by examining the allegations of racism against opposition leader Peter Dutton, following independent MP Zali Steggall’s direct request in Parliament for him to cease his racist behaviour.
Welcome to latest episode of New Politics, the podcast that doesn’t shy away from the tough questions and complex issues shaping Australia’s political landscape. In each episode, we analyse the stories that matter, unpacking the intricacies of government decisions, exposing hidden agendas, and offering a clear-eyed analysis of the policies
“Terrorism has changed the world, and Australia is not immune, but the way of life that we value so highly must go on. Our security agencies have been upgraded and are ready to detect, prevent and respond to terrorism. We can work together to protect our way of life –
The Makarrata Commission, promised by the Labor government, appears to be stalled. While it’s unclear whether it’s been completely abandoned or just put on hold, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese previously allocated nearly $6 million for its establishment, part of a broader $27 million commitment. However, recent developments at the Garma
The establishment of the National Anti-Corruption Commission in 2023 was heralded as a crucial step towards enhancing transparency and accountability within governmental operations in Australia, and this development came in response to long-standing public concerns about corruption and misconduct among high-ranking officials. However, the NACC’s ...
In this episode of New Politics, we analyse the latest federal cabinet reshuffle orchestrated by the Prime Minister, a strategic move likely aimed at fortifying the government ahead of the upcoming election. The most significant change is Tony Burke becoming the new Minister for Home Affairs, a portfolio fraught with
In recent weeks, the Australian media landscape has been saturated with exhaustive coverage of the U.S. presidential campaign, despite the election still being four months away and Australians not having a vote in its outcome. This intense focus has sparked a debate on the appropriateness and impact of such extensive
Welcome to the lastest episode of New Politics, one of the best Australian politics podcast, providing in-depth analysis and updates on the ever-evolving landscape of Australian and international politics. In this episode, we explore some of the most pressing political issues and trends shaping our world today. Truth in political
In this week’s episode of New Politics – one of the best podcasts on Australian politics – we analyse the attempted assassination of US presidential candidate Donald Trump. This surreal event, with a lone shooter on a rooftop at a Trump rally, has sparked a whirlwind of conspiracy theories and
The emergence of the Muslim Vote group in Australia signifies a new dynamic in the political landscape. Unlike a traditional political party, this group focuses on educating and mobilising voters on specific issues, particularly those related to events and international injustice in Palestine. By supporting independent candidates in Labor-held seats