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Topic: federal election 2013
<em>Crikey</em> readers mull the power of Murdoch and the relevance of de Montaigne.

Murdoch and unbiased election media

Comments, corrections, clarifications and cock-ups

Aug 29, 2013

If the RBA cuts rates today, it will reflect how little support the government has provided the economy via the budget -- a situation that's not about to change, write <b>Glenn Dyer</b> and <b>Bernard Keane</b>.

RBA decision sets the economic parameters of campaign

Economy

Aug 06, 2013

30

Labor giving yet more money to the parasites of Detroit and Tokyo subtly undermines its otherwise sound campaign pitch, that the economy needs support.

Labor’s car pitch a poor fit with its economic story

Companies

Aug 05, 2013

10

With the return of Kevin Rudd, a number of seats previously considered unwinnable have been deemed up for grabs. <b>William Bowe</b> profiles the Queensland electorates of Forde and Herbert.

Seats of the week: Labor eyes Qld electorates back in play

Links

Jul 22, 2013

The new "Eat-a-Bug Cook Book" has a nice recipe for deep-fried tarantula spider dusted with smoked paprika.

Richard Farmer’s chunky bits

Politics

Jul 19, 2013

1

Kevin Rudd comes to the prime ministership with a free hand, both on an election date and on policy. He'll use it to maximum advantage to claw back votes from Tony Abbott.

How will Rudd, rebooted, use an unlimited policy palette?

Economy

Jun 27, 2013

10

Labor still has much to do on the legislative front as it heads into the last two sitting weeks of this term. <b>Farz Edraki</b> takes a look at what's left on the legislative plate.

Labor’s legislative to-do list is long, and may get longer yet

Federal

Jun 11, 2013

As despondency settles over the ALP, MPs debate whether they're heading for a defeat or a catastrophic defeat in the September election. Then Kevin Rudd emerges to show how it might be different ...

Silhouettes against the storm as Labor faces catastrophe

Federal

Jun 07, 2013

74

On the northern fringe of Adelaide, Wakefield has a safe-looking double-digit Labor margin -- but indications of a strong statewide swing have given the Libs hope, writes <b>William Bowe</b>.

Seat of the week: Wakefield — Libs eye Labor heartland

Links

May 06, 2013

Are tax policies really the most effective policy to increase retirement savings? Plus other political issues of the day.

Richard Farmer chunky bits

Politics

Apr 08, 2013

Kevin Rudd is likely to bide his time before making any kind of leadership challenge. Plus other political issues of the day.

Richard Farmer’s chunky bits

Politics

Mar 18, 2013

3

Richard Farmer’s chunky bits

Politics

Mar 04, 2013

5

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