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Urbanization and The Greens of Melbourne

Urbanization and The Greens of Melbourne

By Grant Wyeth
The Greens have consolidated in Australia’s “cool” city, but hold a deep suspicion of the urban development that keeps it that way.
Australia Voted for a Stalemate

Australia Voted for a Stalemate

By Grant Wyeth
With counting ongoing, a chain of events has been set in motion that could dramatically reshape Australia’s politics.

Australia's Many Small Parties Help Disburse Discontent

Australia's Many Small Parties Help Disburse Discontent

By Grant Wyeth
A vibrant array of minor parties provides a release valve for discontent in Australia.

Opening Night: A Speech for an Australian Prime Minister

Opening Night: A Speech for an Australian Prime Minister

By Luke Hunt
The Diplomat's Luke Hunt speaks with the writer of a new play that probes Australian politics.

Australia's Submarine Deal: Why France Won and Why Australia-Japan Ties Will Be OK

Australia's Submarine Deal: Why France Won and Why Australia-Japan Ties Will Be OK

By Ankit Panda and Prashanth Parameswaran
The Diplomat's defense editors discuss Australia's recent Collins-class replacement decision.
Pulling Up the Ladder? Electoral Reforms in Australia

Pulling Up the Ladder? Electoral Reforms in Australia

By Grant Wyeth
Changes to voting procedures look to lock out the “discontent vote.”

Locked Out: Sydney’s Nightlife Takes a Hit

Locked Out: Sydney’s Nightlife Takes a Hit

By Grant Wyeth
New laws aiming to cut down on drunken violence might ruin the city’s economically crucial evening vibes.
Australia and Human Security: Why Turnbull Has to 'Do a Merkel'

Australia and Human Security: Why Turnbull Has to 'Do a Merkel'

By Greg Austin
Human security is emerging in Australia: The grass roots are speaking against neo-realism.

Australia Due for a Cabinet Shake-up After Scandals, Resignations

Australia Due for a Cabinet Shake-up After Scandals, Resignations

By Mina Pollmann
Scandals, sackings, and run-of-the-mill retirements mean Malcolm Turnbull will have to fill his Cabinet with new faces.

Harassment Scandal Pushes Australian Minister to the Backbench

Harassment Scandal Pushes Australian Minister to the Backbench

By Catherine Putz
What happens in Hong Kong doesn’t apparently stay in Hong Kong.

Australia Faces Tough Choices on Immigration and Terrorism

Australia Faces Tough Choices on Immigration and Terrorism

By Benjamin David Baker
The recent terror attacks in Paris are dividing Canberra’s politicians. How should Australia react to terrorism?
Trust Vacuum Leaves Australia Struggling to Govern

Trust Vacuum Leaves Australia Struggling to Govern

By Max Rashbrooke
In international comparison, Australia still shows some of the best policy performances and governance.

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