This week, he was led to court in Thailand, his legs shackled, his ankles connected by a chain so short it forced him to hobble.
Australia should embrace pill-testing, just as it embraced the supervised injecting room. But we must act fast.
Are things shifting when it comes to Australia and America? Has the death of Khashoggi, and Trump’s blithe acceptance of the Saudi story, provided a trigger for change?
Would Australia's compulsory voting system work in the United States?
Maybe Prime Minister Morrison — and the rest of Australia — needs a lesson from young Harper Nielsen.
One prime minister has been deposed and a new one put in his place. But the appetite for vengeance remains unsated.
You would think the government would be enthusiastically joining the effort to reduce carbon.
It's Malcolm Turnbull, Australia's prime minister.
If countries were companies, Australia would have closed its live-sheep trade years ago.