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Why politicans fail to make the economic case for free trade

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imageTrade Minister Andrew Robb continues to argue the case for the controversial Trans Pacific Partnership.Dan Himbrechts/AAP

Australia’s Trade Minister Andrew Robb is regularly lauded as one of the most effective performers in the federal government for finalising his “trifecta” of free trade agreements with South Korea, Japan and...

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Coalition gains a little ground in polls

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The last fortnight has featured The Killing Season and Q&A on the ABC, allegations against Shorten from his union boss days, and a national security focus from the government. Media expectations were that these events would produce a large shift to the Coalition, but these expectations have not been borne out, with the Coalition only gaining...

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