In this episode of the New Politics podcast, we explore the political narratives and media framing surrounding the upcoming federal budget to be announced by Treasurer Jim Chalmers, amidst ongoing concerns about budget deficits and economic management. With a critical eye on the media’s portrayal of deficits as “catastrophic” under
The WA election delivered another landslide for Labor, securing a third consecutive term with 45 seats, while the Liberals managed just eight. Eight! Despite a 10 per cent swing against Labor, gains went mostly to Greens, independents, and One Nation, reflecting broader discontent with the Liberal Party rather than an
This episode of New Politics explores the latest shifts in Australia’s economy, revealing that the country has emerged from a per capita recession – a rarely referenced figure that has fluctuated over the past seven years, spanning both the Morrison and Albanese governments, and focus on how improved interest rates,
In this episode of New Politics, we question whether Australia should continue aligning itself with an increasingly unpredictable United States. We explore the latest developments at the United Nations, where the US voted against a resolution calling for a just and lasting peace in Ukraine, all while negotiating deals with
In this episode of New Politics, we look at the influence of Zionist groups in Australian media and politics, examining a recent incident in Sydney’s inner west that sheds light on the tactics of right-wing media and Zionist agitators. When a provocateur working with The Daily Telegraph, attempted to manufacture
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This episode of New Politics is an in-depth exploration of the latest twists and turns in Australian politics, beginning with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s much-anticipated phone call to US President Donald Trump over the looming 25 per cent steel and aluminium tariffs. We discuss the economic implications for Australian exports,
In this episode of the New Politics podcast, we discuss the return of Parliament in 2025 and examine the Labor government’s decision to shelve the Environmental Protection Agency, alongside the stalled gambling advertising legislation that now looks unlikely to proceed before the upcoming federal election – or ever. We also
The first episode of the New Politics for 2025 and we start off with the annual culture wars surrounding Australia Day/Invasion Day, and the fervour stirred up by conservative figures. We explore how the symbolic significance of January 26, with Peter Dutton leading the call for a forced celebration despite
In this episode of the New Politics podcast, we explore the political narratives and media framing surrounding the upcoming federal budget to be announced by Treasurer Jim Chalmers, amidst ongoing concerns about budget deficits and economic management. With a critical eye on the media’s portrayal of deficits as “catastrophic” under
The WA election delivered another landslide for Labor, securing a third consecutive term with 45 seats, while the Liberals managed just eight. Eight! Despite a 10 per cent swing against Labor, gains went mostly to Greens, independents, and One Nation, reflecting broader discontent with the Liberal Party rather than an
This episode of New Politics explores the latest shifts in Australia’s economy, revealing that the country has emerged from a per capita recession – a rarely referenced figure that has fluctuated over the past seven years, spanning both the Morrison and Albanese governments, and focus on how improved interest rates,
In this episode of New Politics, we question whether Australia should continue aligning itself with an increasingly unpredictable United States. We explore the latest developments at the United Nations, where the US voted against a resolution calling for a just and lasting peace in Ukraine, all while negotiating deals with
In this episode of New Politics, we look at the influence of Zionist groups in Australian media and politics, examining a recent incident in Sydney’s inner west that sheds light on the tactics of right-wing media and Zionist agitators. When a provocateur working with The Daily Telegraph, attempted to manufacture
New Politics https://newpolitics.com.au/ Analysis of Australian politics Thu, 13 Feb 2025 23:48:49 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.1.7 https://i0.wp.com/newpolitics.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/cropped-np-banner-2019-wp-favicon.png?fit=32%2C32&ssl=1 New Politics https://newpolitics.com.au/ 32 32 142639799
This episode of New Politics is an in-depth exploration of the latest twists and turns in Australian politics, beginning with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s much-anticipated phone call to US President Donald Trump over the looming 25 per cent steel and aluminium tariffs. We discuss the economic implications for Australian exports,
In this episode of the New Politics podcast, we discuss the return of Parliament in 2025 and examine the Labor government’s decision to shelve the Environmental Protection Agency, alongside the stalled gambling advertising legislation that now looks unlikely to proceed before the upcoming federal election – or ever. We also
The first episode of the New Politics for 2025 and we start off with the annual culture wars surrounding Australia Day/Invasion Day, and the fervour stirred up by conservative figures. We explore how the symbolic significance of January 26, with Peter Dutton leading the call for a forced celebration despite
