With news of his impending retirement those in charge of the Parliament house stationery cupboard have been warned to make sure that former Australian Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, doesn’t clear it out. ”Mixed emotions, I will admit, in announcing that... Read More ›
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A rise in the polls for Opposition leader Peter Dutton has forced the country to rethink what it would be like should the member for Dixon were to become Prime Minister. For his colleague, the former deputy Prime Minister Barnaby... Read More ›
Seemingly lasting an eternity, Professor Chris Painter dissects the failures of governance of the 2019-2024 Parliament, in response to momentous events
The Shadow Minister for Democracy also hits out at voter ID – but it is still unclear if Labour will scrap it
Andrew Kersley takes a close look at the register of interests for Members' Secretaries and Research Assistants and finds some have surprising other roles
The Government is now able to steer the strategy and focus of the UK's elections body.
The former Home Secretary showed no interest in urgent threats to the UK as the National Security Strategy Committee reveals that Vladimir Putin made attempts to interfere with the last General Election
There are still 91 hereditary peers voting on our laws – and they face even less scrutiny than those appointed for life.
EXCLUSIVE: The Chancellor is lavishing cash at areas under significant threat from Labour
The Public Accounts Committee delivers a stinging rebuke to the Delivery Authority, tasked with the rebuilding scheme