Politics – The Citizen

Lifetime Filipinos activist, Melba Marginson, sitting in her Maribyrnong home. Credit: Jenina Ibañez.

The long-distance activist

Words by Jenina Ibañez

Historic Ballarat, where communications blackspots take their toll on residents and visitors alike. Photo: Ed Dunens/Flickr

The Ballarat Bugle: Can you hear me? You’ve dropped out. Hello?

Words by Martin Ditmann

Eyes on the town hall prize: Who will be Melbourne’s next lord mayor?

Words and graphics by Martin Ditmann

Malaysian voters line up for the May 9 2018 general election. Picture: MOHD RASFAN/AFP/Getty Images

Malaysian students in Australia fearful someone is watching them

Words by Jeremy Nadel

Lisa Maree Williams/Getty Images

Stakes high as ALP members try to thread the needle left to right

Analysis by Martin Ditmann

The Little Red Podcast that could! Winner Australian Podcast Awards

Produced by The Citizen Team

Picture: Rosalee Kiely

From Springvale to Sydney: All aboard for Cambodia freedom ride

Words and pictures by Rosalee Kiely

Gianni Menara, cafe owner, Preston. Photo: Charlotte Grieve

Portraits of Batman: A journey up the High Street of demographic change

Photo essay by Charlotte Grieve

Picture: Charlotte Grieve

Greens on the hop through the hipster-proof fence: booth-by-booth analysis

Words and data analysis by Martin Ditmann

Power struggle: Is the gas crisis real, or just hot air?

Words by Daniel Connell

‘Faustian bargain’: defence fears over Australian uni’s $100m China partnership

Words by Anders Furze Louisa Lim

Yarra City Council backs residents by hoisting the flag of former South Vietnam

Words by Sean Walker

Uni reforms cast pall over Melbourne, UWA post-grad degree models

Words by Anders Furze

Unis in fundraising blitz as government cuts bite

Words by Anders Furze

Teaching sustainability in schools haphazard, despite education priority

Words by Krati Garg

Greens ‘creep’ in Melbourne’s inner north worries Labor stalwarts

Words and pictures by Daniel Connell

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