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The continuing politics of evasion
The arrival of up to 2,300 US naval personnel, civilian employees, contractors and their family members, should finally end the political charade that HMAS Stirling in Perth is only hosting a short-term submarine rotation. The US Navy has established “Naval Support Activity Stirling” to provide housing, healthcare, childcare and recreation
The real Anthony Albanese: Power without purpose
Anthony Albanese commands the largest federal parliamentary majority in Australian history and exercises extraordinary control over the Labor Party, yet his government continues to behave as though meaningful reform is politically impossible. The contradiction raises a big question in Australian politics: is Albanese a progressive constrained by power, or a
The Indoctrination of Australia’s Classrooms
The Royal Commission on Antisemitism has moved beyond examining discrimination and public safety into a debate over education, political speech and who controls the national curriculum. Jillian Segal’s proposed expansion of antisemitism education – from early childhood through schools and universities – raises many questions about whether a necessary campaign