Guy Rundle
Correspondent-at-large
Guy Rundle is correspondent-at-large for Crikey. He's a former editor of Arena Magazine and contributes to a variety of publications in Australia and the United Kingdom.
Scott Morrison is trying to find the right balance between his dual image as a devout Christian, and a daggy but relatable suburban dad.
Despite the provocation of an attack on what we love, of the killing of a man who was, in a small way, in our souls, we have retained a spirit lost to other cities.
It's good news overall for the Democrats, but the thorny issue of intra-party conflict remains a pressing concern.
The election of Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil has marked a new stage in recent years' rock-slide towards fascism.
The project will analyse, inter alia, the random and often comical nature of government vetoes such as Simon Birmingham's — cherry-picking wacky-sounding projects, while letting umpteen other wacky projects through.
By next week, we'll know whether Victoria's planning laws exist for the benefit of its citizens — or, indeed, at all.
What type of evangelical is Scott Morrison? The overnight Christian who sought God for practical reasons? Or is he the true believer, who got the faith young, and sees it as the core organising principle of his world?
The measure of ScoMo’s doltishness is that whole fiascos go through to the keeper without much attention.
Alan Rusbridger's regime never got over the fact that WikiLeaks hadn’t simply handed over the Cablegate files, and so the war continues.
Is the Wentworth byelection acting as a cover for yet another initiative on the Christian right's agenda?