Charlie Lewis
Journalist@theshufflediary
Charlie writes chiefly about industrial relations, politics, culture and social services.
How does an undercover sting go from investigating a powerful gun lobby to upsetting a minor party on the other side of the world? Crikey takes a look at how sting operations unfold.
There is an awful lot that Scott Morrison "can't recollect" at the moment.
Most of the damage Mark Latham can do as a member of the legislative council is rhetorical.
It seems an odd move for an ostensible ally to provoke Australia on a sensitive subject like that. So why do it?
"If he knew in advance that no one would have published or discussed his manifesto, would that have changed things?"
"It's ok to be white" and the "final solution" speech: how current sound bites don't always line up with past actions.
It's arguable that anyone can predict anything about Brexit, but we can at least give it a go.
How will climate change affect day-to-day life in Australia? Crikey spoke with Dr Andrew Glikson to find out.
Inside the courtroom for the final day of Pell's historic trial.
Celia Hammond is walking into one of the safest Coalition seats in the country. Will she win it?