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The article offers the author's insights on the purpose of the Australian Defense Force (ADF). He cites some of the activities of the ADF such as peacekeeping, nation-building and . He states that the government's White Paper for 2013 is expected to clear out the issues with the armed forces. He adds that the ADF should also answer issues regarding military strategy.

The author discusses the Australian politics and the work and image of politician Malcolm Turnbull of the Liberal Party. She states that the endorsement of Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's emissions trading scheme by Turnball recast him as man of principled moderation. She also mentions the government budget, Australian Labor Party (ALP), and the Liberal leadership.

The article features independent South Australia senator Nick Xenophon in November 2015. Topics discussed include his personal, educational, and political background, his popularity and passion for acting in behalf of the powerless against the powerful, and his pride about his frugality with taxpayers' money. Also mentioned is Xenophon's regard for politics as a vocation rather than as a career.

The article offers information on how the government of Australia were forced to confront the growing mountains of waste in 2018. Contractor Wheelie Waste suspended household bin collection in two council shires of Victoria, urging the state government to release temporary funding boost in order to make garbage trucks rolling. The National Waste Policy has languished for years, devoid of attention and funding.

The article discusses the concept of mutual obligation and how it was applied by politicians in Australia. Discussion of how mutual obligation works in the country to promote a comprehensible system with common sense. It also mentions how mutual obligation empowers and unites different political classes to use the language of incentives and empowerment for their parties and the common good of the public.

The article focuses on the life and works of Deputy Leader of the Labor Party Tanya Plibersek in Australia. It chronicles the development of Plibersek's awareness and passion in politics and provides brief overview her personal background. It also mentions Plibersek's involvement in politics and her significant contribution in the government that earned her several recognitions.

The article focuses on the author's views about the retraction of the political class from the public in Australia. A study on the "Economic Elite Domination" model by American political scientists Martin Gilens and Benjamin Page is highlighted. The role of popularity and public opinion in Australian politics is outlined.

An essay is presented on voters' continues unawareness of Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard one year after her assumption of power. It states that the gap at the core of her identity as the country's prime minister stunts her skill to talk to the people. It says that voters define Gillard by the act that turned her into prime minister as they are not able to judge her on her deeds or character as prime minister.

The article offers the author's perspective on the liberal backbench, the political plans of Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and former Prime Minister Tony Abbott in Australia. Topics include the priorities and principles of Turnbull for the country, the budget deficit which linked to the result of government revenue minus government spending, and the issue on Medicare co-payment during the time of Abbott.

The article focuses on the author's views about the plan of the Liberal Party following the election of Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd of the Labor Party. The possibility of ousting Rudd by Liberal Party leader Tony Abbott is highlighted. The ideology of former Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating is outlined which claims that changing the leader would change the political system.

The article focuses on the issues addressed by Australian Senators Peter Whish-Wilson and Christine Milne at a fundraising event organized by the Australian Greens political party in Tasmania in March 2013. Milne highlighted the success of the clean and green marketing strategy of Tasmanian farmers. Whish-Wilson outlined the principles of Greek philosopher Epicurus about self-sufficiency and the mionimisation of harm..