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Concentrated on Robert Pattinson’s psychologically coherent caped crusader, ‘The Batman’ is a cautionary tale about state failure

Without a spirit of reform, Labor under Anthony Albanese is little more than Liberal-lite

Its one-liners are firmly entrenched in the national lexicon, but, a quarter of a century later, what does the classic film tell us about Australia?

After decades of privatisation under both Labor and Liberal governments, and on the eve of a state election, where is the reform agenda for South Australia?

Polls have for months been predicting a Labor landslide at the next election, but what role might the United Australia Party play when it comes to preferences?

COVID has not slowed Australia’s property crisis, with more people locked out of the housing market and more left homeless

In withdrawing support for the religious discrimination bill, the Christian right showed what it wanted all along: the freedom to discriminate against others

The decades-long protest is a symbol of Aboriginal sovereignty, which has been vigorously resisted by the Australian government

Premier Steven Marshall claimed South Australia was “COVID-ready” when the state opened borders just as Omicron was emerging, but it now faces the same issues as the eastern states

Might Albanese be pushed by a crossbench of climate-focused independents or Morrison yoked to the rampaging anti-vaxxer far right?

Tim Paine’s sexting scandal reveals more about institutional failures than personal ones

How a monumental to-read list turned into a spreadsheet that randomly selects books

Ten years after the high-water mark of cooperation between Labor and the Greens, why haven’t the “progressive” parties worked together since then?

Why are state and territory corruption watchdogs increasingly under attack?