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Bernard Keane
Verified
Political Editor, Crikey
Sydney
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News , Current Affair, Sports, Foreign Policy , Politics, Entertainment , Arts , Business , Finances, Literature
enterprise software, enterprise technology
Content
Theatre of the absurd: Labor and Liberals on a unity ticket on every key issue — and guess who benefits
By Bernard Keane Verified| Crikey Verified If you change the government, you change the country, Paul Keating famously said. But how much change would there be on May 3 if there’s a change of government? On every major issue — both the big policy challenges facing the country, and the issues the parties insist are the really important ones — Labor and the Coalition are on a unity ticket, with only some trivial details over implementation separating them.
By Bernard Keane Verified| The Mandarin Verified Ever notice that, all that politicians of various kinds always promise to do something about housing, nothing ever really seems to get done? The issue has waxed and waned in priority over various elections at various levels of government as housing affordability has steadily grown worse. After years of affordability being undermined by government handouts to first-home buyers, Kevin Rudd went to the 2007 election promising to sell surplus Defence land for housing.
Theatre of the absurd: Labor and Liberals on a unity ticket on every key issue — and guess who benefits
By Bernard Keane Verified| Crikey Verified If you change the government, you change the country, Paul Keating famously said. But how much change would there be on May 3 if there’s a change of government? On every major issue — both the big policy challenges facing the country, and the issues the parties insist are the really important ones — Labor and the Coalition are on a unity ticket, with only some trivial details over implementation separating them.
Company Info
Crikey
Crikey is an Australian online news site established in 2000 by Stephen Mayne. It is known for its investigative journalism and covers a wide array of topics, including politics, business, health, media, culture, and world news. Owned by Private Media Partners since 2005, Crikey generates revenue through subscriptions and advertisements. The site offers a comprehensive range of articles and in-depth reports, making it a valuable resource for readers interested in detailed analysis of current events. Crikey's focus is on digital content, providing insightful coverage of political and social issues. Its readership includes individuals and organizations seeking reliable news and investigative reporting.
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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Founded: 2000