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One Nation surge 2.0 – this time it is structural

One Nation’s performance in the South Australian election has been rightly identified as a significant moment in Australian politics. Since the end...

26.03.2026 10

The New Daily

Zareh Ghazarian

One Nation surge 2.0: this time there are structural issues at play

One Nation’s recent rise is partly because Australians have been growing more comfortable in voting for a minor party that has advanced specific...

25.03.2026 20

The Conversation

Zareh Ghazarian

Home Affairs looks at external threats, but the biggest one's within

18.08.2025 20

The Examiner

Zareh Ghazarian

Home Affairs looks at external threats, but the biggest one's within

18.08.2025 20

Canberra Times

Zareh Ghazarian

This week's actions were bizarre. But the Nationals are built a little different

23.05.2025 10

The Examiner

Zareh Ghazarian

This week's actions were bizarre. But the Nationals are built a little different

23.05.2025 8

Canberra Times

Zareh Ghazarian

Early voting opens in the federal election – but it brings some problems for voters and parties

If recent trends continue, about half of all voters could cast their ballots before election day, May 3. How is early voting changing the way...

22.04.2025 10

The Conversation

Zareh Ghazarian

Keep an eye on the Senate – the people elected to it this year will have immense power for years to come

Barring its inability to initiate or amend supply bills, the Senate has almost the same powers as the House of Representatives.

31.03.2025 10

The Conversation

Zareh Ghazarian