Graham Hryce

1 month ago | qoshe.com | Graham Hryce

Political developments over the past few weeks in Australia suggest that we may be witnessing the embryonic emergence of a new populist party in this country. The conservative Liberal/National party coalition suffered a devastating and catastrophic loss at the recent Australian federal election. The incumbent Labor party government won 93 seats in the House of Representatives, while the coalition managed to win only 43.

1 month ago | dailytelegraph.co.nz | Graham Hryce

As mainstream Australian conservatives become indistinguishable from their Labor opponents, a split in the coalition may give them hope. Political developments over the past few weeks in Australia suggest that we may be witnessing the embryonic emergence of a new populist party in this country. The conservative Liberal/National party coalition suffered a devastating and catastrophic loss at the recent Australian federal election.

1 month ago | qoshe.com | Graham Hryce

Australia’s Labor government was returned to office at last Saturday’s federal election in a landslide win. Labor now holds 90 seats in the House of Representatives to the opposition’s 40, inflicting a devastating defeat on the conservatives. The opposition leader, Peter Dutton, a keen admirer of Donald Trump, lost his seat.

1 month ago | qoshe.com | Graham Hryce

Australian voters go to the polls next Saturday – voting in this country is compulsory, unlike in most Western democracies – but this is not a task that the electorate is looking forward to with any degree of enthusiasm, let alone optimism.

1 month ago | dailytelegraph.co.nz | Graham Hryce

The upcoming Australian election will be an illustration of how most Western elections will play out in the near future. Australian voters go to the polls next Saturday – voting in this country is compulsory, unlike in most Western democracies – but this is not a task that the electorate is looking forward to with any degree of enthusiasm, let alone optimism.