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The Abbott government is facing four big tests on four big issues linked to social views: homosexual marriage, climate change, free speech and border protection.
by Bernard Gaynor - 15/11/2013 - 5 comments
People who think that the Abbott Government is in for an easy ride to victory at the next general election are kidding themselves.
by John Tomlinson - 13/11/2013 - 8 comments
When I was Whip in the Senate, the Leader of the day told me that the only essential bills were the Budget Bills and the Supply Bills and that anything else was 'cream'.
by Peter Baume - 11/11/2013 - 3 comments
For a government faced with what it proclaimed an 'emergency' the new government's response has been ponderous and opaque.
by Tom Lucas - 11/11/2013 - 11 comments
The Liberals' small target strategy means we are surprised by their agenda.
by Andrew Farran - 8/11/2013 - 10 comments
'They've taken us back to the 1950s!' the defeated Labor MP from my electorate said about the incoming government. Actually, we both said it, in unison, half laughing, half despairing.
by Jenny Goldie - 8/11/2013 - 23 comments
Looking at it in retrospect, I can now see clearly that I was fooled into dismissing him as some sort of rich lunatic, and I did not think much of his chances at the 2013 Federal Election.
Foremost of the NCTCS's political aims was to counter the Greens and their influence over primarily the ALP but, to a lesser extent, the Coalition and the Australian political climate generally.
by Anthony Cox - 8/11/2013 - 13 comments
In the first place only 45% voted for the Coalition, which could be interpreted as 55% not wanting their policies.
by Ian Robinson - 7/11/2013 - 75 comments
Reforms to the industrial relations system, the reform of the welfare system and an overhaul of the taxation system are priorities for Australia.
by Thomas Ryan - 7/11/2013 - 9 comments
The biggest problem new Government ministers face in taking advice is to stick too closely to the platform they presented to the electorate.
by Randal Stewart - 7/11/2013 - 3 comments
The election of the Abbott government provides a great opportunity to change economic policy settings and steer the economy to a higher growth path.
by Tony Makin - 5/11/2013 - 8 comments

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