Joseph Poprzeczny

Labor’s leadership spill didn’t go far enough.

The Labor Party has a lot of work to do after this week’s leadership stoush.

Former PM John Howard seems to have rediscovered his federalist feet.

Never one to leave his audience wondering, Mark Latham has some harsh words for Gillard-led Labor.

The future of the Liberal Party could be on the line at next year’s election.

Don’t hold your breath waiting for Kevin Rudd to make a comeback.

The Labor Party just ain’t what it used to be.

Planning for Australia’s future energy security needs is being mismanaged by Canberra boffins.

Iran and the US are fighting a tense ‘war’ where no shots have been fired. But tensions are building in a scenario that resonates with the start of World War II.

Liz Constable once promoted views on lobbyists different to those planned in the government’s new Bill.

The Barnett government is paying lip service to calls for a comprehensive lobbyists’ register.

The carbon cops are about to hit the streets, so businesses need to be prepared.

When Julia Gillard and Kevin Rudd kissed to celebrate the passing of the carbon tax, they betrayed all Australians.

A new biography highlights the vital role played by Sir Charles Court in WA’s development.

China has always been adept at playing the long game.

Promises can come back to haunt politicians, especially when they’re broken.

A referendum question planned for the next federal poll could prove disastrous for Australia.

Herman Cain has fared well in straw polls and is seen as a standout to take on Barack Obama.

The sale of coal assets to foreign interests is a blow for WA’s future energy needs.

Labor’s McKell Institute is a worthy idea, but not the only way to effect change.

Labor’s current leadership doesn’t seem capable of reforming the party.

A new report has taken climate change phobia to an absurd new level.

The NSW Liberal government is leading the way on authentic electoral reform.

Misguided policy has been at the core of Labor’s poll problems.

A bit more analysis and a bit less panic would help us all when it comes to ‘climate change’.

A lot has changed in South Australia during the past century.

Human life would struggle if the Earth were to undergo a prolonged cooling.

Chinese capitalist ‘culture’ is not something we need to adopt in Australia.

Energy policy isn’t playing out well for federal Labor, and there could be implications for the party’s leadership.

The money merchants are licking their chops at the prospect of an international carbon trading market.

A recent report suggests government support for wind and solar ‘farms’ will cost jobs.

The plotters against Kevin Rudd would have served Labor better by axing all in the ‘gang of four’.