When economists tell you Donald Trump is *all* wrong about foreigners paying for his tariffs, don’t believe them. When large countries trade, they move prices.

Labor's messaging on economic management doesn't resonate with voters more concerned about their hip pocket. There are already signs it's trying to change tune.

If the independents hold the balance of power after the next election, how can they permanently curb the power of the major parties? A citizens' assembly might do the trick.

Crikey believes the public should know who our political leaders are meeting with, so we’re publishing federal ministers' diaries until they start doing it themselves.

The Diary Dump gives you that opportunity by revealing federal ministerial diaries that we got our hands on, starting with October last year. We’ll keep doing it until politicians realise they should ...

Not our Gina, who told Australia’s Mining Monthly that “the challenges facing women in mining in 2025 faced men too”. You ...

Even if Trump succeeds in increasing the output at the yards, it’s far from certain he would prioritise Australia’s interests.

In Crikey's new series, Diary Dump, we're releasing ministers' diaries. Read Jim Chalmer's ministerial diary, spanning October 2024.

The RBA's disastrous decision to lift interest rates in November 2023 has been reversed — and the bank seems to have learnt from its mistake.

Just as all independent campaigns are different, Coalition MPs are taking markedly different approaches to their regional challengers.

Mere minutes into Donald Trump’s speech to a joint session of Congress — in which the US president declared “America is back” before praising his administration’s directives and the actions of Elon ...