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Sydney stabbings: Inside NSW Premier Chris Minns' week of terror - Vimarsana News

Sydney stabbings: Inside NSW Premier Chris Minns' week of terror

The NSW premier was on the first day of a planned family break when an attack unfolded at Bondi. His week was about to get much worse.

Source: afr.com
How Labor turned public energy woes into election gold with SEC plan - Vimarsana News

How Labor turned public energy woes into election gold with SEC plan

Labor’s single most popular policy was a vague commitment to reinvent the SEC, the old publicly-owned power commission. Why was it such a political winner?

The rise and rise of David Seymour's ACT « The Standard - Vimarsana News

The rise and rise of David Seymour's ACT « The Standard

I thought David Seymour was the  most interesting speaker at the Victoria University post-election conference at Parliament last year. Two things stood out for me in  his presentation following ACT's election gains. He opened by offering lengthy and effusive praise to his researcher, then clearly stated his objective to supplant National as the leading party on the right. He's on track for that, as current media attention shows.

Victorian election result 2022: How Labor pulled off the sweetest victory of all - Vimarsana News

Victorian election result 2022: How Labor pulled off the sweetest victory of all

There were times during the campaign when even Daniel Andrews doubted Labor would win the majority necessary to form government.

Victorian election result 2022: How Labor pulled off the sweetest victory of all - Vimarsana News

Victorian election result 2022: How Labor pulled off the sweetest victory of all

There were times during the campaign when even Daniel Andrews doubted Labor would win the majority necessary to form government.

Source: smh.com.au