Politics & Economy
“Cliff hanger”, “knife’s edge” and “too close to call” are all terms you would have heard a lot if you...
This weekend the Queensland seat of Longman fell to Wyatt Roy, the youngest Australian to be elected to parliament. A...
Social Justice
What happens when an influential movement faces bad publicity? Swedish police recently issued an arrest warrnant for Julian Assange, the...
Health
If one thing is certain following the confusion of the election, it’s that many issues facing rural and regional Australia...
Over the past few weeks Australians have been overwhelmed with the major parties campaigns to ‘stop the boats’, ‘fix the...
This is our last week in the lead up to Election 2010. Nic Christensen, The Wire’s political editor, gives a...
In the mad dash to the finish, candidates are doing all they can to garner the most votes, before the...
Indigenous Australians were under-represented in the 2007 Federal Election in terms of participation. Despite the compulsory voting system. For this...
With an election looming, the argument about compulsory voting has once again resurfaced. So is forcing people to vote going...
The Law
Animal Law is a growing sector in Australia’s legal arena. So how can the law look after the interests of...
