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Kristina Keneally
Kristina Keneally is a former premier of NSW. She is the host of To the Point on Sky News and the Director of Gender Inclusion at the Macquarie Graduate School of Management. She serves as patron of the Stillbirth Foundation Australia, director of Souths Cares, and an ambassador for Opportunity International Australia.
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Every Muslim who speaks out is expected to own, explain and condemn any act carried out by Muslims worldwide. The same doesn’t apply to Catholics
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Can social impact investing help the federal government deliver new stock of affordable housing for low- and middle-income families?
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Macbeth’s lament about sound and fury is relevant to Malcolm Turnbull - the Scottish king utters it when he realises his demise is near
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It seems Turnbull is basing his core political agenda for 2017 on a rare weather event. It’s a textbook definition of being buffeted by events rather than shaping them
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The job of a leader is to understand people’s fears and to respond with assurance and conviction. This is not what we are getting from our PM
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Gladys Berejiklian is an experienced political operator. She doesn’t need my advice just because I’m a woman who has done the job before
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By refusing the ordination of women and gay priests, Francis is limiting his own legacy despite his declaration that ‘God is not afraid of new things’
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Amid all the back-slapping and cheer about the Turnbull government’s legislative ‘wins’ last week, there were plenty of policies left ... undone
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Imposing restrictions on young people is nothing new for the Baird government. But outlawing young drivers from using map apps could have dangerous unintended consequences
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Can you name one issue Malcolm Turnbull is passionate about that is acting on now he is prime minister? Nope, nope, nope.
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There are plenty of people and institutions to blame for the election of Donald Trump. But voters are not among them
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US-born Guardian Australia columnist Kristina Keneally on red, blue and – yes – purple states, how the electoral college works, and when we’ll find out who’s won
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Australia didn’t stand up for our first female leader when sexism reared its ugly head. Thanks to Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton might avoid the same fate
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I don’t support David Leyonhjelm’s position on gun laws but I do support his right to be dealt with honestly and fairly by the Turnbull government
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Just like a gymnastic backflip, a political backflip requires a near-perfect execution and landing in order to be successful. But you should do it quickly
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The response to the South Australian blackout by Josh Frydenberg and Malcolm Turnbull has created three problems for them in dealing with the states
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Marriage equality provides Lyle Shelton and others a chance to argue against a contest they’ve already lost when it comes to heterosexual marriage
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Many church leaders have been enthusiastic supporters of the marriage equality plebiscite but they should examine the implications of their position
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Sometimes it’s hard to shake the feeling Australia is living in a sitcom, complete with rotating cast and an appearance from Bizarro Malcolm
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Why did Sam Dastyari get a Chinese-linked company to pay his bills? I’d rather try to explain something simpler, like how there are three persons in one in the Holy Trinity
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John Howard defeated the republic referendum by effectively splitting its supporters. Malcolm Turnbull risks doing the same on marriage equality
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If Liberal party selection processes are truly merit-based, then white males are superior beings. That’s the only conclusion to be drawn
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He’s still going to be prime minister, but Malcolm Turnbull did not get the election result he wanted. So how can he recapture political momentum? Kristina Keneally joins Bridie Jabour and Miles Martignoni and suggests at least one way the PM can stamp his authority on the Coalition again. Plus why we should keep a very close eye on the monthly poll ratings for ‘preferred prime minister’ to find out Turnbull’s fate.
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As a former NSW premier I should be wary about accepting Grange, but I’ll happily accept if my prediction of a hung parliament turns out to be right
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Malcolm Turnbull ran an uninspiring and tactically foolish campaign. The Australian federal election result is not yet clear but his leadership is in serious doubt
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Kristina Keneally joins Gabrielle Jackson and Miles Martignoni to discuss election ads and slogans, and why Scott Morrison could be Australia’s next PM
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I want many things from this election, but mostly I want everyone to take time out from the scare campaigns and hype and make an informed decision
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Lucy Clark joins Gabrielle Jackson and Kristina Keneally to discuss the education policies on offer at this election, why the Gonski funding plan now divides the major parties, and how that debate means some critical questions are being ignored
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Malcolm Turnbull was quick to condemn the abhorrent views of Sheikh Shady Alsuleiman, and rightly so, but he has so far remained silent on Eddie McGuire
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