Gnashing of teeth at botched census a bit over the top
Nobody died here, to our knowledge. If you did die, please backdate your new census form accordingly.
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Annabel Crabb
Annabel Crabb is a regular columnist, TV host and leading political commentator.
Never believe anything anyone tells you about interest rates
I'm thinking of starting an occasional series entitled "Things About Which You Should Never Believe Anything That Anyone Ever Tells You".
Our vote is worth every cent of $2.63
There was a burst of the usual low-level grumbling on Wednesday when the Australian Electoral Commission released its figures on how much public funding would be paid to Australian political parties and candidates after the double dissolution election we just enjoyed.
I'm having the craziest dream and I can't wake up
I had a dream. There was an election but it was incredibly long. And cold.
Turnbull's quest to be forgotten
For the first time in his life, Malcolm Turnbull has just spent two months trying as studiously as possible not to attract attention.
The strangest interview of the campaign
All political leaders have their own quirks and peccadilloes when it comes to being interviewed.
The truth about politics in a social media world
The thumbs-up, thumbs-down voting system doesn't work in politics, because politics is never that simple.
Where are all the lady feminists?
Have you noticed this new brand of feminists running around the place? They're hairy-legged, trouser-wearing, argumentative and pushy. They hardly ever wear bras.
What two rats taught us about politicians
Election campaigns are mostly a sprawling social experiment in which grown men and women are subjected to a series of vicious humiliations in the most artificial of circumstances, and judged on their ability to act normal.
Goodbye Clive, it's been real
Dear Clive, It's hard to believe we're saying goodbye already.
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