Andrew P. Street
IndependentAustralia
Bedford Park, SA, Australia
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The SA State Election shouldn’t even be close (but it is)
Polls suggest South Australia's Liberal Government could be defeated after just one term in the upcoming State Election. → Read More
Scott Morrison can't even cut and run
Prime Minister Scott Morrison sure had a horror week. → Read More
Happy second anniversary to Morrison’s mishandling of the pandemic
Two years ago the Morrison Government made its first concrete announcement regarding Australia’s policy around the emerging threat of COVID-19. → Read More
How Scott Morrison lost three core voting blocs in a week
The failings of the Coalition Government have finally dented its support among its core constituencies that are crucial to its re-election efforts, writes Andrew P Street. → Read More
No, Morrison can’t avoid going to an election (and other stories)
Social media discourse has been indicating PM Morrison may attempt to postpone the 2022 Election using the pandemic as an excuse. → Read More
Change in voting system might save us all
A legislative change made in 2016 may help remove power from political candidates threatening to disrupt democracy. → Read More
Liberal or Labor, News Corp will back the winning team
Rupert Murdoch's News Corp will shift allegiance to Labor in the event of a 2022 Election win and claim some responsibility for the victory. → Read More
The most depressing thing about 'Don’t Look Up' (isn’t what you think)
IA columnist Andrew P Street takes a look at the funny, sad, terrifying parable for our times that is 'Don't Look Up'. → Read More
Morrison braves the NSW Electoral Labyrinth Of Doom
Prithee, gentle reader, hear my tale of valour, sacrifice and abandoned political talking points — for the path to victory for Scott → Read More
Nationals ridiculous net zero deal doesn't even matter
While the National Party holds Australia's future to ransom with climate demands, Scott Morrison's future as Prime Minister looks increasingly dim. → Read More
A brief history of the Coalition’s fake social media accounts
If Prime Minister Scott Morrison wants to weed out anonymous trolls on social media, he might want to start with his own government. → Read More
National Party’s emission plan: No coal executive left behind
The National Party appear to be the only people who think the Morrison Government takes climate seriously and they are not happy. → Read More
'Honest' Christian Porter's mystery donation is totally not suspicious
A mystery donation towards Christian Porter's recent legal fees is drawing speculation over the total amount and the source of the money. → Read More
'Dobber King' Tony Abbott doesn't care for being dobbed upon
Former PM Tony Abbott has criticised people for dobbing him in for not wearing a mask in public, which is hypocritical considering his past. → Read More
Clive Palmer’s campaign will have a body count
Clive Palmer is launching another election campaign of misinformation and unwanted text messages, this time posing an even bigger danger. → Read More
The pandemic is your fault according to the Coalition
When politicians reject “the blame game”, it’s only ever because they’re being correctly held responsible. → Read More
The political resurrection of Christian Porter is at hand
The Morrison Government has further expressed its contempt for women by promoting disgraced Minister Christian Porter. → Read More
Early election would be suicide for Scott Morrison
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has a lot of work to do in repairing his own reputation if he wants to win another term. → Read More
Christian Porter: Plausibility versus deniability
As the events surrounding allegations against Christian Porter continue, it's unclear what this means for his future in politics. → Read More
Deputy PM Barnaby Joyce is perfect for Morrison Government's ethical vacuum
The nation has just welcomed back Barnaby Joyce – key figure in a wide variety of scandals both personal and political, which should have completely derailed his career – as Deputy PM. → Read More