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ArticleUnseen, not Absent:

Girls & Young Women in the Justice Sys­tem

ArticleA Word

Wehear reg­u­larly about the mod­ern crisis of trust – in gov­ern­ment, in the media, in expert­ise. Yet is this the price we are pay­ing for devalu­ing trust itself? Indulge me a pot­ted his­tory of ‘civil­isa­tion'. As our soci­et­ies grew,...

ArticleNotes for Con­trib­ut­ors

AQ wel­comes sub­mis­sions of art­icles and manuscripts on con­tem­por­ary eco­nomic, polit­ical, social and philo­soph­ical issues, espe­cially where sci­entific insights have a bear­ing and where the issues impact on Aus­tralian and global pub­lic...

ArticleFar­rer Byelec­tion Gives One Nation New Spring­board

ArticleTwo vari­et­ies of ‘the polit­ics of griev­ance'

Milthorpe and One Nation can be seen as both rep­res­ent­ing strands of ‘griev­ance polit­ics' though of very dif­fer­ent ilks. Milthorpe fit­ted the model forged by Cathy Mcgowan who held Indi, across the river in Vic­toria, in 2013-19. Mcgowan, who...

ArticleAUTHORS:

Michelle Grat­tan is a pro­fess­or­ial fel­low at Uni­versity of Can­berra and Chief Polit­ical Cor­res­pond­ent at The Con­ver­sa­tion. She is a former editor of The Can­berra Times. Dr John Hawkins is head of the Can­berra School of Gov­ern­ment at...