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Wake-up call for MPs as the Trump effect hits Australia
A disillusioned Australian public believes the system is rigged against ordinary people and wants a strong leader to wrest power back from the elites, a survey has found.
A disillusioned Australian public believes the system is rigged against ordinary people and wants a strong leader to wrest power back from the elites, a survey has found.
The proportion of Australians born overseas has soared to its highest level in 120 years.
Opposition Leader Bill Shorten might think 16 and 17-year-olds should be able to vote, but not all in the demographic are convinced.
You could be forgiven for thinking we live in a time of escalating conflict. But there's some good news, based on a new unique language analysis.