Freelance journalist and broadcaster, columnist for The West Australian.
Angry and disaffected voters attracted to Hanson are unwittingly gifting power to Labor. This is how conservatives can fight back.
Paul Murray
Nothing pressure-tests a nation’s internal systems like war.
After a long wait, Amber-Jade Sanderson’s capitulation over Labor’s failing renewable energy transition away from coal-fired power was meek.
More Australian voters are leaning towards Pauline Hanson and One Nation but electoral consequences are murky.
Ex-WA Premier Colin Barnett has offered up a sound solution to bail out the PM amid disaster GST mess.
The world is hungry for the rare and critical minerals that WA has in abundance, which are underpinning the next industrial revolution. But will we miss the processing boat again?
It would be a considerable understatement to say that the Environmental Protection Authority struggled to approve the highly contentious Smiths Beach land development proposal.
Paul Murray: We’re all tired of Jim Chalmers flashing a schoolboy grin while he throws out excuses in an attempt to avoid responsibility for the harm his economic policies are causing.
Since Albanese announced his government would recognise Palestine, he has made no progress in advancing the ersatz conditions he put on the recognition of a sovereign state that doesn’t even exist.
No one should be in any doubt that there’s a lot of money caught up in the renewable energy revolution which is supercharged by the singularly political imperative to decarbonise by 2050.
It has taken more than three months, but the truth behind that delay is finally emerging.
Donald Trump is an unashamedly polarising figure. Which is just how he likes it.
