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22.01.2022 Myanmar's military should not amend the Constitution during a coup just so it can attempt to tilt elections in its favour, argues Professor Melissa Crouch of UNSW Law & Justice.

18.01.2022 Given Labor's very comfortable parliamentary majority in Western Australia in the wake of this month's state election, it is high time to address Indigenous incarceration, writes Hilde Tubex of The University of Western Australia.

10.01.2022 Western Australia's election looks like it will be a wipeout. But a parliament without a credible major opposition force is not ideal for anyone, including for the government, writes Dr Narelle Miragliotta of Monash University.

07.01.2022 Many have sounded the alarm over the COVID-19 pandemic's acceleration of democratic decay and authoritarian creep across the globe during 2020 - but there remains hope.

05.01.2022 Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi and other senior figures from the governing National League for Democracy were detained in a series of early morning raids, a party spokesperson said

01.01.2022 At the 2019 federal election only two Asian-Australians were given ‘winnable’ spots on their party tickets in the Senate: the Labor Party’s Penny Wong, and The Greens’ Mehreen Faruqi, writes Grant Wyeth of the University of Melbourne's Asia Institute.