Under the law, quotas for female representation in Indonesia appear remarkably progressive. In reality, the political realm is still hard going for women, Lily Yulianti Farid explains.

In the wake of the ruling Congress Party's near annihilation in the polls, the question is on many lips. Is this the end for the Gandhi family and its epic political legacy? By Mosiqi Acharya 

Daniel Andrews promises to end the long drawn-out paramedics dispute and increase ambulance response times if elected.

University of Melbourne students on the week that saw Kevid Rudd oust Julia Gillard.

The Farrago Team

Why do politicians increasingly use spin?  
Mark Triffitt

Tony Abbott and Kevin Rudd both rule out deals with cross benchers to form government.
Wes Mountain

Kevin Rudd tried to boost Labor's flagging campaign by talking up the economy and jobs at the party's campaign launch yesterday. But no-one can control economies anymore. Mark Triffitt

An easy infographic that tells you where Tony Abbott and Kevin Rudd campaigned, and what they did.
Election Watch team

Your formguide to the figures whose fortunes in the next few weeks of voting will determine India's next government. By University of Melbourne Public Policy Fellow Nicholas Reece and Souresh Roy of the Australia India Institute.

 

As a series of debates between the Indonesian Presidential candidates kicks off, Dave McRae critiques their opening round performances - and reads between the lines.

The Liberals go all the way back to former Labor premier John Cain and ‘the guilty party’ in their latest attack ad on the opposition.

Our resident cartoonist explains how Kevin Rudd went about fixing his cabinet
Wes Mountain

The ALP and Coalition's different language about climate change reveals how they might handle international climate talks.
Robyn Eckersley

Why is Australia's company tax base being eroded?
Professor Miranda Stewart

The polls consistently show the Coalition with a commanding lead .. but what about the 'headline worm'? 
Dr Denis Muller

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