Murdoch's Australian papers covered the election with an eye to the likely post-poll climate, writes Rodney Tiffen.

The Audit Office exposed a scandal that sections of the press failed to take seriously, writes Rodney Tiffen.

The polls are asking the wrong questions, according to Rodney Tiffen, so they can't tell us what's gone wrong for the government.

The major parties are avoiding the real questions about the post-Kyoto agreement, argues Rodney Tiffen.

The extent to which journalists' careers are intertwined with political fortunes is rarely examined, writes Rodney Tiffen.