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The Strategic Consequences of the Liberal-National Coalition Split in Australia
By Grant Wyeth
The Liberal Party and the National Party have had a permanent coalition since 1946. Not anymore.
Australian Voters Demand Change, Oust Morrison’s Coalition Government
By Patricia O’Brien
Out of the wreckage of Morrison’s Liberal rule comes a new political era for Australia.
Australia’s Elections: The China Narrative
By Natasha Kassam and Jennifer Hsu
How best to manage ties with China ought to be a central election issue, but the campaign narratives are focused on posturing rather than policy.
Australia’s Main Parties Are More Alike Than Different on China Policy
By Elena Collinson
The Coalition government is highlighting China as a major campaign issue, but in reality the China policies of the Liberal and Labor parties are nearly identical.
Australian Deputy Prime Minister Survives Internal Revolt
By Associated Press
Michael McCormack will keep his position as head of the Nationals, the junior partner in Australia’s governing coalition.
Leadership Turmoil Rocks Australia
By Anthony Fensom
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull barely survives a leadership challenge from within his party.
'No More Sex With Staff': Australia's Government Reels Under Latest Scandal
By Edward Cavanough
Barnaby Joyce's extramarital affair with a staffer threatens the very viability of the Turnbull government.
Citizenship Crisis Rocks Australia’s Turnbull Government
By Anthony Fensom
The ouster of lawmakers over dual citizenship is threatening Turnbull's grip on power.
Australia's New Budget Hopes for a Continued Lucky Streak
By Anthony Fensom
The Coalition government's latest budget depends on some overly optimistic economic forecasts to cut the deficit.
Australia: The Boats Haven’t Stopped
By Jarni Blakkarly
Australia’s policy of turning back asylum seekers continues to attract controversy.
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