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Scott Prasser

Policy expert

Scott Prasser is a former Coalition adviser, who authored the Royal Commissions and Public Inquiries in Australia report and provided evidence to the Senate legal and constitutional committee reviews on the COVID-19 pandemic and antisemitism on university campuses.

Scott Prasser

Yesterday

Pauline Hanson

South Australia is now like a one-party state

One Nation’s SA election success has not just decimated the Liberals, but more importantly, it has gutted effective opposition and undermined democracy.

January

Police patrolling Bondi Beach after the terrorist attack last month.

Real test lies in how the Bondi royal commission will be run

The Albanese government’s fate will depend on how the inquiry is conducted, what it finds, its final report and what the government does with recommendations.

December 2025

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at the Bondi terror attack memorial on Sunday.

Ley is right. Albanese must call a Bondi terror royal commission

Antisemitism is a national issue. So our federal government needs to step up to the challenge, as this is too big a topic to be left to a NSW inquiry.

Barnaby Joyce is supposed to be a great ‘retail’ politician. If by retail you mean a seller of goods then what policy product has he ever successfully sold to the Australian electorate, what policy shift has he achieved that proved to be a vote winner?

Coalition has become a self-writing political satire

The clownish amateurism of the Liberals and Nationals means they have abysmally failed in their pivotal role of holding the Albanese government to account.

November 2025

Sussan Ley and David Littleproud in question time in February.

Coalition’s marriage of convenience hits the rocks over net zero

Many Liberals might well wonder why in the 21st century the tail still seems to be wagging the dog, possibly threatening their survival.

January 2020

 A bushfire royal commission must not undermine its credibility on climate.

How royal commissions can both help and hinder

Royal commissions were once a last resort. Their rising number says something about the political pros and cons of these public probes.