Why does Albanese pander to his enemies and neglect his friends?

Before leaving the Labor Party, Senator Fatima Payman made it clear she did not sign up to a Labor Government whose caucus had not itself signed up to the Labor Party platform which required a recognition of the state of Palestine and a two-party solution to the Middle East’s endless malaise. She made that discovery after the events of 7 October 2023, spoke up accordingly, and crossed a personal Rubicon in the Senate by voting for a Greens’ motion calling for recognition.
Don't mention the "G" word
Henry Reynolds

Don't mention the "G" word

Labor’s spending cloaked behind a veil of ‘security’
Saul Eslake

Labor’s spending cloaked behind a veil of ‘security’

Over Dutton now looms the spectre of a quick trip to Government House
Jack Waterford

Over Dutton now looms the spectre of a quick trip to Government House

At National Conference, the ALP has the chance to recognise Palestine as a state
Stuart Rees

At National Conference, the ALP has the chance to recognise Palestine as a state

White Australia’s moral backwardness
Allan Patience

White Australia’s moral backwardness

Why is Australia so scared?
Alison Broinowski

Why is Australia so scared?

War or peace? Immanuel Kant turns in his grave
Stuart Rees

War or peace? Immanuel Kant turns in his grave

The precipice: An open letter to the Prime Minister of Papua-New Guinea
Jim Anthony

The precipice: An open letter to the Prime Minister of Papua-New Guinea

The derangement of the American mind
Jeff Rich

The derangement of the American mind