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.
GDS is spreading!
After a spanking at the Batman byelection, the Greens need to figure out how to stop losing viable inner-city seats before it's too late.
Crikey correspondent-at-large Guy Rundle takes aim at recent media coverage of the Batman byelection that delivered Labor's Ged Kearney to power.
It's thus far been a year of fizzers for Australian elections, and South Australia might just be the biggest fizzer of them all.
Guy Rundle takes a trip up the winding path of political grotesquerie.
There are echoes of Don Dunstan's community spirit in Frances Bedford's tilt at defending her seat of Florey, which she held for Labor for 20 years. What are her odds now that she's running as an independent candidate?
The Age has made a couple of key blunders in its Thursday splash on the Batman byelection.
Nick Xenophon has a right to feel aggrieved, and with the chance of government gone, it's hard to know exactly what it is he's gunning for now.
An SA election poll dropping today could peck out the eyes of Nick Xenophon's political ambitions, but there are still ways he could disrupt the balance.
Introducing a new multi-part feature series by Guy Rundle on the South Australian election, which may well deliver Australia its most politically complex lower house in more than a century.
