The party's 22 elected members now face an uphill battle to stage an electoral comeback.
The Nationals have forgotten the lessons from the 1990s about fighting One Nation, and it will harm the Liberal Party in the long term, Bernard Keane and Josh Taylor write.
Victoria is set to open Australia's first Pride Centre, but will its tenants be limited from lobby the government that funds it? Crikey intern Isabelle Amy.
It is no surprise that the debate around whether or not we should “manage” croc populations re-ignites when attacks like this take place, writes Crikey intern Isabelle Amy.
Two WA candidates disendorsed by Pauline Hanson and James Ashby for criticising the Liberal preferencing deal have slammed the party as fallout continues.
A number of fake Facebook profiles allegedly associated with Victoria Police social media monitoring have been deleted after questions from Crikey.
It’s now official: after continued pressure from police, politicians and the public, Australia’s most notorious boarding house is closing down.
We're abandoning good policymaking in Australia and parasites like the mining industry are to blame.
After years of factional fighting, will the Right or the Left control the majority of the cabinet in the new McGowan government? Labor insider Ben Chiefly asks the question.
Mark McGowan should quickly move to increase royalties on the mining companies, writes former head of Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet John Menadue.
