Under-16 Social Media Ban Raises Fears of Hidden Digital ID Rollout
Australia’s under-16 social-media ban sparks fears of a hidden Digital ID rollout, as Barbara Mavridis and George Christensen warn of growing control.
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Parties Clash Over ACT 100% Renewable Electricity and Rising Power Bills
ACT 100% renewable electricity claim meets rising bills as Labor, Greens, Liberals and One Nation fight over who pays for the transition.
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One Nation Popularity Surge Reshapes Australia’s Conservative Map
One Nation popularity surges in polls and the Senate, squeezing the Coalition from the right and reshaping Australia’s conservative landscape.
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Liberal Net Zero Policy Reversal Puts Energy Costs Ahead of Long-Term Target
Liberals dump net zero and 2030 targets, prioritising power prices. Business, teals and One Nation all challenge the new Liberal net zero policy.
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US Foundation Targets Hidden Cost Gaps Holding Back University Graduates – Could Australia Learn From This Model?
$50 Million Investment in Historically Black Colleges Could Inform Policies for Disadvantaged...
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Déjà Vu Economics: Labor Invites Lulu Hypermarket to “Fix” Australian Grocery Prices
Albanese invites Lulu Hypermarket to Australia, reviving old faith in foreign competition as a cure for local supermarket prices.
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E-Invoicing Could Deliver A$22.5 Billion Boost to Australian Economy, Study Finds
Avalara says full e-invoicing could unlock A$22.5 billion yearly for Australia, with faster payments, fraud cuts, and big savings for businesses.
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Sarah Game’s 2022 Win: Was It the Candidate or the One Nation Brand?
Sarah Game quit One Nation but Pauline Hanson says it was the party brand, not Game’s campaigning, that got her elected in 2022.
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Australia Backs Weakened WHO Pandemic Treaty After Global Pushback
Australia backed a scaled-down WHO Pandemic Treaty after protests forced major changes. Critics say it’s a hollow framework built on retreat.
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Dr William Bay Leaves Great Australian Party After Preference Card Dispute
Dr William Bay quits Great Australian Party after preference card dispute and fraud claims. GAP warns of possible electoral law breach.
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One Nation Rises on Voter Anger Over Immigration, Cost of Living
One Nation’s rising support in the polls reflects voter anger over immigration, housing and the major parties’ failure to address cost-of-living concerns.
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Election Spending Spree Prompts Economic Alarm as Minor Party Rise Looms
Major parties face backlash over $105B election spending. Greens & Teals may push Labor left, inflating costs for youth, renters and middle class.
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