Does Labor have a problem with religious voters?crikey.com.au - Jennine Khalik Senior Labor figures are worried they're losing religious voters. While conclusive evidence is scarce, it's definitely a space to watch.The post Does …
Liberal National Party Did the anti-Adani convoy backfire?crikey.com.au - Chris Woods Bob Brown's anti-Adani convoy has been derided by conservatives for alienating the very voters it was supposed to draw in. But Brown isn't so …
Barnaby Joyce The resurrection and redemption of Barnaby Joycecrikey.com.au - Meg Watson The Coalition's Lazarus has won New Englanders' votes, but some locals say he’ll need to win back their respect.The post The resurrection and …
Predictions Sky’s not the limit as David Speers moves to the ABCcrikey.com.au - Glenn Dyer While the announcement of David Speers as the next host of Insiders was a surprise to some, it makes sense as Sky News faces an uncertain future.The …
Melbourne The Front Bar pulls in a record audiencecrikey.com.au - Glenn Dyer It was a quiet night on the airways, with only news programs managing to draw in numbers higher than a million.The post The Front Bar pulls in a …
Anger The time has come: Midnight Oil show captures the left’s post-election angercrikey.com.au - David James Young The setting may have been more affluent, but a recent Midnight Oil's first concert in years reflected the spirit of anger the left will need to …
Anthony Albanese Albanese will have to confront a collapse in the progressive votecrikey.com.au - Bernard Keane Labor's heir apparent will face the aftermath of a defeat which went to the very heart of Labor. It is from here that Albanese will have to …
Clive Palmer Does GetUp need to change?crikey.com.au - Crikey Crikey readers discuss the problems facing GetUp and Clive Palmer's ongoing impact on Australia.The post Does GetUp need to change? appeared first on …
Labor Economics Is the labour market as bad as the Reserve Bank says?crikey.com.au - Glenn Dyer You say seasonally adjusted, I say trend — which jobs data is right? The RBA has decided neither of them show the falling unemployment it needs to …
Labor Party Nine papers to cease political pollingcrikey.com.au - Rachel Withers The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald have “pressed pause” on polling, and will not have a contract with Ipsos or any other polling company going …
Bill Shorten Shorten leaves a party hell-bent on factional strifecrikey.com.au - Guy Rundle Searching for answers to its defeat, Labor has resigned itself to weeks, or months, of showing its ugliest side to the public.The post Shorten leaves …
Tony Abbott The Coalition’s never-ending war against GetUpcrikey.com.au - Chris Woods The activist group spent $10 million targeting high profile hard-right candidates in this election. Now the Coalition is asking: was it worth it?The …
No wonder the real estate agents went against Laborcrikey.com.au - Ian McAuley A glance at movements in share prices since the election shows who expects to do well out of the Coalition’s win. (Spoiler: it’s the finance …
Daniel Andrews Politicians’ websites show major security blind spotscrikey.com.au - Jennine Khalik Many prominent Australian politicians' websites are not secured, putting anyone who contacts them online at risk.The post Politicians’ websites show …
Clive Palmer Did Palmer steal the election? Not so fast.crikey.com.au - Bernard Keane Blaming Clive Palmer's advertising for Labor's reversals on Saturday is too easy. There are deeper problems confronting progressives than an …
Scams are becoming a silent epidemiccrikey.com.au - Jason Murphy Scams rely on the victim’s involvement in their own fleecing. Because of that, we often don't hear enough about them.The post Scams are becoming a …
Masterchef Big prime time shows can’t catch The Chasecrikey.com.au - Glenn Dyer Readers once again showed how reluctant they are to watch anything after 7pm.The post Big prime time shows can’t catch The Chase appeared first on …
Tony Abbott Five places Tony Abbott might end up after his defeatcrikey.com.au - Jack Vening Gone but unfortunately not forgotten, Tony Abbott still has a few options in his eternal mission to remain irritatingly close to the centre of public …
China Get rid of megaphone diplomacycrikey.com.au - Crikey Crikey readers discuss political lies and potential improvements to Australia-China relations.The post Get rid of megaphone diplomacy appeared first …
Anthony Albanese Labor leadership race narrowscrikey.com.au - Rachel Withers Anthony Albanese is within striking distance of the Labor leadership following shadow treasurer Chris Bowen’s withdrawal from the race yesterday. His …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoClive Palmer Can Clive Palmer demand a gag clause for Queensland Nickel workers?crikey.com.au - Chris Woods Former Queensland Nickel workers are owed money. That isn't in dispute. The question here is whether Palmer is allowed to demand silence in exchange …
Media Companies The pressure is on for more media mergerscrikey.com.au - Glenn Dyer With ad revenues down across the board, don't be surprised if you see more legacy media companies pushing for mergers this year.The post The pressure …
United Australia Party Is it illegal to lie to voters in political ads?crikey.com.au - Michael Bradley This election has triggered a loud call for something to be done about untruth in political advertising. But can we actually do anything under …
Climate Change Stopping Adani won’t stop climate changecrikey.com.au - Matthew Warren You don’t reduce emissions by banning a coal mine. You reduce them by providing a credible and affordable way of making electricity that can replace …
Scott Morrison Morrison’s big challenge with Chinacrikey.com.au - Michael Sainsbury Beijing was clearly hoping for a Labor win, and has every reason to be distrustful of our new government. Where can we go from here?The post …
Masterchef Dr Karl pulls in a good night for the SBScrikey.com.au - Glenn Dyer Dr Karl Kruszelnicki's appearance on Who Do You Think You Are? saw ratings jump.The post Dr Karl pulls in a good night for the SBS appeared first on …
Deregulation Business moves to fill Morrison’s empty agendacrikey.com.au - Bernard Keane The unexpected election of the Morrison government gives business an opportunity to get their wishlist: the same old industrial relations …
Philip Lowe Reserve Bank commits to rate cut, citing rising unemployment and high taxcrikey.com.au - Bernard Keane The RBA has taken the remarkable step of flagging that it will cut interest rates out of concern for unemployment, the government's high tax burden …
Franking credits may not have won the election, but they helpedcrikey.com.au - Crikey Crikey readers discuss franking credits, political polls and the election.The post Franking credits may not have won the election, but they helped …
