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The story of Melba Recordings’ special deal with the Australian government shows that when it comes to arts funding, friends in high places can still deliver the goods.

Regulating the internet like TV is suddenly on the agenda again. But we’ve been here before.

Australians once had a chance to get new and original TV channels. Instead, we got repeats of Alf and something called “Slamball” — and we’re now paying for the privilege. Peter Martin explains how the networks pulled it off.

The National Broadband Network should be the solution to Australia’s commerical television woes. It isn’t.

The Liberal post mortems may have only just begun, but it’s never too early to start thinking of the next election, writes Christian Kerr.

The Liberals when in opposition have always had a Messiah complex. Now they are looking for an organisational Messiah, and if the answer is Richard Alston, it must have been a very silly question indeed, writes Norman Abjorensen.

The Liberal Party’s federal executive meets in Canberra today, and the shadow ministry has its first meeting. Questions over the leadership and Federal pressident positions remain. There is no doubt that the Liberal Party is in denial, writes Christian Kerr.

They’ve installed Brendan Nelson as leader and now the right wing of the Liberal Party is now set to roll federal party president Chris McDiven, writes Christian Kerr.