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Do our genes tell us how to vote? Study of twins says they might

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imageThe citizens came in two by two.D.C.Atty, CC BY

As a society we believe that our political allegiance depends on which party best marries up with our needs and values – and that these are shaped by our life experiences. But research with twins suggests picking who to vote for in an election might have more to do with your genes than the...

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Voters unforgiving of Hockey but give government the edge on economics

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imageTreasurer Joe Hockey has faced a blow in the latest opinion poll.AAP/Lukas Coch

With the May 12 budget potentially crucial for Tony Abbott’s future, a Fairfax/Ipsos poll shows the government will go into its testing selling task with Treasurer Joe Hockey at rock bottom popularity.

In a dramatic turnaround from a year ago, only 33% now approve...

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Competing interests and the crisis of governance

  • Written by The Conversation

In comedy timing is everything. So, too, in politics. In good times governing is – or ought to be – pretty straightforward. How hard can it be to divide up the windfall gains from a mining boom, for example?

But when the good times stop rolling political leaders and even the taken-for-granted institutions of governance are put to the...

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  30. Trident wars are more political posturing than dawn of a nuclear-free age
  31. You could lose your job to a computer, so why isn't the digital economy an election issue?
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