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Trust Vacuum Leaves Australia Struggling to Govern
By Max Rashbrooke
In international comparison, Australia still shows some of the best policy performances and governance.
Australia: Change at the Top
By Helen Clark
In yet another political knifing in Canberra, a very different prime minister takes over.
Is Australia's New Prime Minster Bad News for Japan’s Submarine Bid?
By Ankit Panda
Will Australia's leadership change throw a wrench into Japan's odds of winning the Collins replacement deal?
Australia’s Major Party Headaches
By Grant Wyeth
Australian voters are increasingly turning to micro and single-issue parties.
Australia Picks New Defense Minister in Cabinet Reshuffle
By Ankit Panda
Prime Minister Tony Abbott's first cabinet reshuffle will bring in a new defense minister.
One-Term Tony? Australia’s Prime Minister Hoping for Reset.
By Helen Clark
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott finds himself on the back foot after a dreadful week.
‘Maverick’ Australia Senator Jacqui Lambie Goes It Alone
By Helen Clark
The highly divisive senator has split from the Palmer United Party.
Australia’s Political Soap Opera
Public infighting has the Labor government heading for disaster at this year’s elections.
Australia's Place in the "Asian Century"
Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s government has developed a bold plan for embracing the “Asian Century.” Can words be turned into deeds?
Politics Gets Personal in Australia
Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard may have fended off a leadership challenge from former premier Kevin Rudd. But its done Labor no favors at all in the eyes of the electorate.
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