Tag: Public Opinion


  • Albanese Government Faces 2026 Pressure: What to Watch

    Albanese Government Faces 2026 Pressure: What to Watch

    Introduction: A pivotal year looms for Canberra As Australia steps into 2026, the Albanese government enters a year likely defined by sustained economic pressures and delicate political maneuvering. After a landslide election victory, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his cabinet must navigate a mix of global headwinds, domestic reforms, and shifting public expectations. The year…

  • More Pinoys say lives worsened in 2025 – SWS

    More Pinoys say lives worsened in 2025 – SWS

    Survey shows growing worry over quality of life in 2025 Filipinos who say their quality of life worsened over the past year continued to rise, according to the latest fourth-quarter survey conducted by the Social Weather Stations (SWS). The trend indicates a growing public concern about economic and social conditions as the country moves through…

  • Tucker Carlson: Israel’s Influence on US Threat Perception

    Tucker Carlson: Israel’s Influence on US Threat Perception

    Overview: Carlson’s Claim on Israel and US Threat Perception Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson recently sparked renewed debate by asserting that Israel’s influence within American political discourse has shifted the country’s perception of national threats. Carlson contends that the mainstream narrative has made radical Islam appear as the dominant security concern for Americans, suggesting that the…

  • Sydney Councillors Quit Labor Amid Rate Hike Backlash

    Sydney Councillors Quit Labor Amid Rate Hike Backlash

    Background: A Local Hand in the Ledger The political tides in Sydney’s local government landscape have shifted after a decisive move by a key deputy mayor and another councilor who chose to leave the Labor Party. Their resignations come in the wake of a controversial rate hike proposal that has sparked broad public discontent and…

  • Israel Faces a Low Note: Last in the 2025 Global Nation Brands Index

    Israel Faces a Low Note: Last in the 2025 Global Nation Brands Index

    Overview: Israel Slips to the Bottom in 2025 Israel has again finished last in the 2025 Global Nation Brands Index, marking the second consecutive year at the bottom of the 50-country ranking. The index, which tracks international perceptions of a country’s image, governance, culture, heritage, and people, recorded a 6.1% drop in Israel’s overall score—the…

  • Australians United Behind Comprehensive Gun Reform Across Parties

    Australians United Behind Comprehensive Gun Reform Across Parties

    Overview: A Nation in Favor of Change Australians from diverse political backgrounds are rallying behind a stronger set of gun laws. In what observers call a rare moment of cross-party consensus, voters across age groups, regions, and ideological lines express broad support for tighter restrictions on gun ownership and repurposing the country’s firearms policy. While…

  • Australians Back Gun Reform: Broad Support for Stricter Laws

    Australians Back Gun Reform: Broad Support for Stricter Laws

    Overview: Broad Public Support for Gun Reform Public opinion across much of Australia is tilting toward tighter gun laws. Polls and public discourse suggest that a wide cross-section of voters—from urban centers to rural communities—see value in enhancing gun control measures. The conversation centers on who can own firearms, how many firearms a person may…

  • What Defined Australian Politics in 2025: The Year of a Strong Albanese Government

    What Defined Australian Politics in 2025: The Year of a Strong Albanese Government

    Key Takeaways from 2025 in Australian Politics Australian politics in 2025 was marked by a steady consolidation of power for the Albanese government, a year that reshaped policy directions, parliamentary dynamics, and public expectations. Across policy areas from climate and energy to domestic security and social services, the year was defined by a blend of…

  • A Clear Path to Getting Your Letter Published in The Age

    A Clear Path to Getting Your Letter Published in The Age

    Introduction: A straightforward route to have your voice heard Whether you’re voicing a concern, sharing a viewpoint, or weighing in on current events, submitting a letter to The Age is a direct way to reach a broad Australian audience. The key is clarity, relevance, and following the publication’s guidelines. This guide explains the simple steps…

  • Trump’s Nuclear Push Sparks Debate Over Safety and Jobs

    Trump’s Nuclear Push Sparks Debate Over Safety and Jobs

    New Momentum in American Nuclear Ambitions President Trump has signaled a renewed federal push to accelerate the construction of new nuclear reactors in the United States. At a recent meeting in the Oval Office, the president was flanked by executives from the country’s nuclear power industry, emphasizing a narrative that sees nuclear energy as a…