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Papua New Guinea under the O’Neill government: has there been a shift in political style?


This paper briefly recounts Papua New Guinea's constitutional crisis of 2011–12 and looks at political developments under the O’Neill government which came to power following the 2012 election.
Report

Thailand’s triple threat


Thailand’s status as a relatively stable and predictable partner, in both business and geopolitical terms, is now imperilled.
Report

Double, double toil and trouble: the 2016 federal election


Presents key information on Australia's 2016 federal election, which was held on 2 July 2016 and saw Malcolm Turnbull returned as Prime Minister of a Coalition Government with a slim minority in the House of Representatives.
Article

Australia’s lobbying laws are inadequate, but other countries are getting it right


Lobbying is a necessary component of representative democracy, yet poses one of its greatest threats, writes George Rennie.
Report

Voter turnout: 2016 House of Representatives and Senate elections


Turnout at the 2016 House of Representatives elections (91.0 per cent) was the lowest recorded since the introduction of compulsory voting ahead of the 1925 federal election, finds this analysis. Turnout at the 2016 Senate elections (91.9 per cent) was the lowest recorded since the 1925 federal election.