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COVID-19 has now made us two Australias. There’s Victoria – most specifically Melbourne – and then there’s the rest of the country.
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Queenslanders are waiting anxiously to find out if efforts to stop the spread of coronavirus in the state have been successful.
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Sometimes politicians want the spotlight and sometimes they pursue a “small target” strategy. Sometimes they play to their strengths, and sometimes they attack a rival’s weaknesses. But those rules don’t apply to the upcoming state election, writes Sean Parnell
Last night’s election of a new LNP president is an exercise in damage control as the Queensland Opposition tries to focus its attention on the October 31 state election campaign, writes Peter McCutcheon.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison deserves praise for his handling of many aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic but that doesn’t mean he should be immune to criticism, writes Dennis Atkins
After months of internal unrest and power-struggles between LNP politicians and its senior executives, a new party president will be elected today, with several candidates suggested for the role.
Jacinda Ardern has given her support to Victorians beginning a tough New Zealand-style lockdown while suggesting it has put off hopes for a trans-Tasman bubble until 2021.
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