Julia Gillard

And another first-term prime minister is ousted in Australia.

The prime minister’s foreign policy approach has evolved markedly over the past year. But is it meaningful?

Abbott now faces a much tougher job running the country, while Labor tries to regroup.

A new dialogue is inaugurated. But the relationship should be about more than just security.

Kevin Rudd has successfully challenged Julia Gillard for party leadership. What happens now?

A leading newspaper thinks she should, and it appears the last hope for her party. We have a week to find out.

The new White Paper got it wrong. Australia’s best undersea option remains the U.S. Virginia Class nuclear submarine.

Australian governments at the federal and state levels could be facing a “decade of deficit.”

By any measure Julia Gillard’s trip to Beijing was a success. However, her most visionary goal remains unfulfilled.

Demographic change and disillusionment with the Afghan War offer a new perspective on Anzac Day.

New Zealand is the first country in the Asia-Pacific region to legalize gay marriage.

Although Gillard’s trip to China this week was praised for expanding Australia’s trade, tensions lurk underneath.