The Victorian election is a blow to Morrison’s hopes that ramping up fear about terrorism and immigration might save him federally.
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Morrison narrowly avoids defeat in parliament, but cracks in offshore detention widen
Kerryn Phelps’ attempt to pass the Urgent Medical Treatment Bill amendments has stalled in the Senate.
A mine worth killing for: Australia’s bloody war in Bougainville
Thirty years on, Tom Orsag looks at how Australia funded the PNG government’s ruthless war to crush resistance to the Panguna mine in Bougainville
Ten years since the financial crisis: Is capitalism headed for another crash?
Ten years on, the world economy has not fully recovered from the 2008 crash, writes Adam Adelpour, and levels of global debt are again at record highs
Unions
Unionists stop work to Change the Rules—but we can’t rely on Labor
Thousands of unionists walked out of work to join Change the Rules rallies on 23 October in Sydney and Melbourne.
Refugees
International
Australia ‘steps up’ efforts to counter China in the south Pacific
November’s APEC summit in PNG saw the Australian government increase its efforts to buy influence in the Pacific, with a raft of announcements designed to counter China.
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