05 Nov Law & Politics Built to break: Why One Nation’s coalition won’t survive power 06/11/2026 By Clare Heath-McIvor 0 comments Pauline Hanson has gathered Christian conservatives, neo-Nazi fellow travellers and anti-establishment mavericks under one banner, but ... Continue reading
17 Oct Law & Politics The disconnect driving populist politics 05/11/2026 By Adam Wakeling 0 comments In May 2025, the Albanese Labor government’s decisive victory suggested that the tides of populism which had inundated Europe and the U... Continue reading
03 Sep Law & Politics Populists make a play in Australia’s fragmented political landscape 05/11/2026 By Jack Dikian 0 comments Not even a stunt orchestrated by activist group GetUp! could derail One Nation leader Pauline Hanson’s first appearance at the N... Continue reading
22 Oct Law & Politics How authoritarians twist language into weapons 05/11/2026 By Matthe Sharpe 0 comments The world finds itself in a cultural setting in which large swathes of democratic countries place their faith in faux salvific 'strongm... Continue reading
03 Jun Law & Politics Why extremists see gold in the migration debate 05/11/2026 By Josh Roose 0 comments There’s nothing new about debates around immigration in an Australian election campaign and it’s sensible that they happen. There’s als... Continue reading
25 Feb Law & Politics As Christian nationalism’s new figurehead, Trump inspires Australia’s extremes 05/11/2026 By Clare Heath-McIvor 0 comments The first days of Trump’s second presidency have passed with a flurry of tariff standoffs and literal turf wars with Greenland, ... Continue reading
19 Feb Law & Politics Defending fragile democracies against the march of authoritarianism 05/11/2026 By Elizabeth Dangerfield 0 comments Democracy is difficult. Democracy is fragile. Democracy, in its most inclusive modus operandi, pushes the boundaries too far for many p... Continue reading