Archive - The Future of Everything

Flushing out the Augean parliament

Moving power from the centre to the periphery

Nov 18 •

Bestiaries of fascism

Time to bear witness

Nov 13 •

All things must pass

But in the meantime...

Nov 8 •

Kamala Harris will win the election but who will win the war?

And other happy thoughts as the US goes to the polls

Nov 4 •

October 2024

Party like its 1899

How the two-party system took over our parliament and why it's time for a change

Oct 30 •

Manners maketh the diversion

Senator Thorpe might’ve been rude, but she was perfectly civil

Oct 24 •

The ones who walk away

And who seem to know where they are going

Oct 17 •

Read the room, Anthony, all five of them, including the two bathrooms

Oct 16 •

A needier media

The ongoing lament of the out-of-touch political class

Oct 10 •

Politics Reconstructed

An exclusive extract from a brilliant new book about economic reform in Australia

Oct 7 •

September 2024

The deeply political policy of Reserve Bank independence

And how it undermines Labor's ability to govern

Sep 25 •

Welcome to the next ten years of Australian politics

Seeing what is in front of our own eyes is a constant struggle

Sep 20 •

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