The Politics Podcast

BEST OF 2022 | In deep water: Greens are being urged to fall into line

BEST OF 2022 | Same same but different: The new government has sounded like the old one

BEST OF 2022 | Culture cowards: Who is Labor afraid of?

BEST OF 2022 | A demanding day: The Albanese government faces up to demands

BEST OF 2022 | Bulldozer or bullduster: Morrison's most sinister lie yet

BEST OF 2022 | I did but see her passing: Republican implications

BEST OF 2022 | Labor’s mask slips: Governments cowardly unwind public health policies

BEST OF 2022 | A diplomatic climate: Pacific nations aren't buying it

BEST OF 2022 | Fools’ equivalence: The Coalition’s criticisms are a sign of just how galling this Opposition is going to be

BEST OF 2022 | Posting through it: Morrison fails to grasp that people are laughing at him

Cooking with gas: Coalition encouraging conspiracy theories and misinformation

High on their own supply: It's apparent the Coalition works directly for the gas companies

Extreme danger: Now is the time to talk about right-wing extremism

Lesser access: No justification for Labor’s cut back on Medicare-funded psychology sessions

The $500 million question: What kind of compensation will the federal government be paying to coal companies?

Hide, in plain sight: The Opposition’s complaints over energy policy

The moderate hatter’s Tea Party: Have the Victorian Liberals learnt?

Cap in hand: Coal price compensation

The other existential threat: Labor’s election review

Lib and never learn: The Liberal Party

An unacceptable risk: Those seeking justice

Not a second to lose: Labor’s rhetoric on climate doesn’t line up

The censure of attention: The man who betrayed them

The shady’s not for turning: Coalition MPs have two clear opportunities

The life of the party: The Liberal Party believes it had a “branding” issue

Clear as a Bell: Reports paint Scott Morrison as a man disconnected from reality

Strained bedfellows: Major-party compromise

Integrity matters: Those who don’t want an integrity commission

Exceptional circumstances: Should the crossbench vote for an integrity bill it knows isn’t good enough?

Implausible deniability: The Victorian Liberal Party cannot distance itself from its own candidates and preferences

Morality test: New fossil-fuel projects

Cooking up a storm: The Victorian election campaign

The talking cure: Renewing dialogue with China

A national shrug: Children in detention

All the single ladies: The Liberal Party’s “women problem”

Undermined: Conservative media crying “mining tax”

IR a teal-breaker: The weakness of the teal bargaining position

Not much cop: Labor is not winning any climate awards

Neutral grounds: Labor’s “Respect @ Work” bill

Rush hour: Is it okay to ram through legislation if it’s for the greater good?

DanAnon: The utter insanity on one side of politics

A gas disconnect: Resources and industry ministers out of step

Multi-senator bargaining: Labor obstinate on its IR reforms

Fear itself: Overdue repatriation of women and children

Clutching at pearls: A stunt like this

‘The Higgins trial’: A chance to think about our legal system

No one left behind?: Hard choices now facing the worst off

A budget Opposition: Nothing will please the Coalition

Offside: Since when is condemning genocide considered a “woke” issue?

Calling the kettle Blak: Coalition attack Lidia Thorpe