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The lost years: counting the costs of climate inaction in Australia


This report provides a detailed overview of the federal government’s approach to climate change since the election of the Liberal-National Coalition in 2013. The Climate Council's assessment of the government’s climate performance over the past eight years finds there’s been a complete and catastrophic failure to act.
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The China consensus: a pre-election survey of Coalition government and Australian Labor Party policies on the People’s Republic of China


As Australia moves closer to a federal election, national security has emerged as a major Coalition government campaign pillar, with the People’s Republic of China (PRC) cast as the primary strategic challenge facing the nation. This detailed study demonstrates that the incumbent Coalition government and the opposition Labor Party broadly coalesce on national security and...
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Fact Check: We fact checked Barnaby Joyce on the relative size of fossil fuel exports.


Some Nationals MPs have expressed concern about the impact that cutting emissions to zero in net terms by 2050 would have on Australia's resources industries, particularly coal. RMIT ABC Fact Check investigates. Verdict: Mr Joyce's claim doesn't stack up.
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2019 Post-election report of election commitments


The 2019 Post-election report provides the budget impact of each of the election commitments made by the major parties in the 2019 general election, and the total combined impact of their policy platforms on the Commonwealth budget.
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Little to choose: comparing foreign policies of the major parties


As the federal election draws near, where the major parties and their candidates stand on foreign policy has been fundamentally absent from the public debate. A comparative analysis of the Coalition and the Labor Party’s positions on key foreign policy issues shows there is little to choose from.