Glenn Connley

April 1, 2026

What the PM calls orderly, some would call biblically slow – especially on gambling reform.

It’s more than three years since the Murphy Report, with 31 recommendations to protect Australians – especially children – from the evils…

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Angus goes again

Angus Taylor, Opposition Leader: On Monday, the Prime Minister’s statements included Australia’s fuel supply outlook remain secure, and there is more fuel…

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Question Time begins

Angus Taylor, Opposition Leader: Yesterday, the Prime Minister told ABC Melbourne, I quote, fuel supplies have not been disrupted. Tonight, the prime…

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As our politicians bolt to the airport after Question Time, they might get a glimpse of this at the lights

This bloke knows what he’s talking about. Noah Schultz-Byard is Director of Strategic Partnerships at The Australia Institute … with a reminder…

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“The spirits that I summoned, I cannot rid myself of” – closing thoughts from the AI Futures Forum

I’m back from the Anthropic Intelligence Futures Forum, organised by Anthropic to promote Artificial Intelligence and specifically its AI model “Claude”. It’s the only forum I’ve…

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Labor’s donation disclosures, donation caps delayed by six months

Last year, Labor and Liberal voted together to dramatically change Australia’s election laws – including bringing in donation and spending caps that…

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Middle East war an opportunity to rethink plastics  

How much of what’s around you is plastic? If your workplace is anything like mine it’ll include the casing on your computer,…

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New orphan works laws will protect artists and creators building on the work of others

Yesterday the Parliament passed laws that make it a bit safer to share and adapt “orphan works”, which are creative works where…

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Calling Albo: No nuclear weapons in Australia

“I don’t argue that this is easy. I don’t argue that it’s simple. But I do argue that it’s just.” That’s what Anthony…

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Bring forward supermarket price gouging crackdown: ACTU

The ACTU wants the government to bring forward a prohibition on price gouging by supermarkets and tougher penalties for those that take…

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