Michelle Grattan

Michelle Grattan, Chief Political Correspondent for The Conversation and a political analyst, delves into the shock collapse of the Coalition as the Nationals sever ties with the Liberals. She discusses the contentious timing of the split coinciding with a National Day of Mourning and speculates on the future of Sussan Ley’s leadership. Grattan also examines the implications for David Littleproud, the rise of One Nation’s influence, and how Prime Minister Albanese plans to capitalize on the chaos. Political futures are tangled, and the stakes have never been higher.

Michelle Grattan, chief political correspondent at The Conversation and a professorial fellow at the University of Canberra, dives into the Coalition's tumultuous climate policy landscape. She discusses the Nationals' abandonment of their net-zero commitment and its implications for Liberal leader Sussan Ley. Grattan sheds light on the historical skepticism within the Coalition, the political maneuvering behind Scott Morrison's 2021 agreement, and the local resistance to infrastructure changes. The conversation explores the electoral risks and potential compromises facing the Liberals amid a shifting climate narrative.

Michelle Grattan, Chief Political Correspondent for The Conversation and a political expert, dives into the Liberal Party's controversial decision to abandon net zero. She discusses the implications of this policy shift on internal party dynamics and the power struggles between moderates and conservatives. Michelle also highlights the potential fallout in metropolitan and youth electorates, where the party risks alienating crucial voters. Lastly, she critiques the economic viability of their proposed energy policies amid rising investment uncertainties.

Michelle Grattan, chief political correspondent at The Conversation and a professorial fellow at the University of Canberra, dives into the multifaceted antisemitism crisis facing Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. She analyzes the public's expectations following the Bondi Beach terror attack and how Albanese's response contrasts with NSW Premier Chris Minns' empathetic approach. Grattan discusses the push for gun control alongside deeper social issues, the political ramifications of radicalization claims, and the balancing act of free speech versus necessary hate prevention measures.

Michelle Grattan, Chief Political Correspondent at The Conversation and professorial fellow, offers authoritative analysis of a frantic political week. Short segments cover Australia’s defensive ADF deployment to the UAE and whether it counts as entering the conflict. They discuss the Iranian women’s soccer asylum case and its delicate rescue. Internal Nationals leadership change and a Royal Commission resignation are also examined.