Charlie Lewis
Reporter @theshufflediary
Charlie writes about industrial relations, politics and culture. Prior to Crikey he worked across government and unions and was a researcher on RN's the Daily Planet. He hosted the Alternative History on Triple R, and is an occasional host on Breakfasters.
Churches have previously been exempt from having to report their knowledge of child abuse. In the aftermath of the royal commission, what's being done?
US President Donald Trump has caved to public pressure and ordered an end to the separation of undocumented migrants from their children. So why have activists failed to achieve these kinds of results in Australia?
Amidst the chaos and the failed legislative agenda, Trump's opponents may think his presidency can be "waited out". But his prolific stacking of the courts has the potential to influence America for decades to come.
Crikey takes a look at the legal processes special forces soldiers would face when being investigated for war crimes in the line of duty.
Prefer your footballs oval shaped? Couldn't pick Cristiano Ronaldo out of a line-up of one? Here are five things you can say to get you through the next month.
What is the agreement between Macedonia and Greece that has brought thousands of their citizens to the streets in protest? Crikey looks at the nationalist movements and historical ambiguities at the heart of the issue.
The planned closure of the Christmas Island detention center is looking in doubt after reports that Peter Dutton "changed his mind". What exactly is happening on the island?
Young journo? Newbie politician? Crikey talked to the experts for tips on how the get the best out of an interview (or at least, avoid the worst).
Well, not exactly. But depending on what the Fair Work Ombudsman says about Foodora's contracting arrangements, it could force legislators to start thinking critically about the future of employment.
It's like Game of Thrones with only slightly less backstabbing. We continue our look into Australian political families.
