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Annika SmethurstThe Daily Telegraph |
Picking a winner in the Melbourne Cup is a mug’s game, but it doesn’t stop us having a punt. Whether it’s a tip from a bloke who knows someone...
It’s an astonishing act of political cowardice. The Victorian Labor Party has ruled out running a byelection candidate in Prahran, where it has...
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It’s been an unsparing 14 days for John Pesutto but as the defamation case brought against him comes to an end, his message is clear. “We were...
Kim was double-crossed by John. John can’t stand Katherine. Louise wanted Moira gone, as did Matthew. Brad and Richard were in disbelief. And...
If the Brits had Wagatha Christie and the Yanks had the Depp-Heard defamation case, then Spring Street’s answer to a (minor) celebrity trial has...
It’s long been considered a cardinal sin for politicians to break commitments to the electorate. And not only because it hands the opposition an...
“Our only hope now is that Iran invades Israel, and only then might this saga stay out of the papers,” one Liberal MP quipped this week. The saga,...
“Over budget, over time, under benefits, over and over again” – it’s a phenomenon that Bent Flyvbjerg, professor at the University of...
Let’s be blunt here. The government’s decision to back out of its promise to raise the age of criminal responsibility to 14 was a political one....
When polling is released – particularly bad results – MPs are encouraged to parrot the line that the “the only poll that matters is on election...
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