Opinion

A special message from the Prime Minister of Australia MALCOLM TURNBULL

FRANKEY FERNANDES on the campaign that saw our parents become an election issue

These voters will be important players in at least ten very close seats in NSW and Victoria. Which ones and why?

Let the dole bludgers have their cake, argues SUKRIT SABHLOK

APARNA ANANTHUNI takes a closer look at one of the greats of Carnatic music

Turnbull or Shorten, whoever the prime minister is after 2 July will have their work cut out for them, writes PAWAN LUTHRA

SANAM SHARMA on why ordinary citizens should make the most noise as the head of the Reserve Bank of India Raghuram Rajan leaves his post

As new migrants settle down, they are affected by the various political and social policies around them. And we do have an option to have our voices heard, through the ballot box, writes PAWAN LUTHRA

ADRIAN BEAUMONT from the University of Melbourne presents a guide to the many opinion polls that will be published during the election campaign

This election may well be decided by one dichotomy: delayed vs instant gratification, writes PAWAN LUTHRA

Politicians have focused their early attention in the campaign on “western Sydney” as they seek to display their connection to New South Wales’ fastest-growing region, writes Prof. JAMES ARVANITAKIS from Western Sydney University

Australia’s election season is lacklustre compared to India’s bold political campaigns, writes SANAM SHARMA