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2026

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Voter beware: how electoral commissions are powerless to stop deliberately misleading party names

Orr, Graeme (2026, 08 10). Voter beware: how electoral commissions are powerless to stop deliberately misleading party names The Conversation doi: 10.64628/AA.jpvtkumy4

Voter beware: how electoral commissions are powerless to stop deliberately misleading party names

2025

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In Bradfield, the election is not yet over. What happens when a seat count is ultra close?

Orr, Graeme (2025, 06 02). In Bradfield, the election is not yet over. What happens when a seat count is ultra close? The Conversation

In Bradfield, the election is not yet over. What happens when a seat count is ultra close?

2023

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The Voice is a simple and enduring idea with a past - and a promise

Fox, Laurel, Larkin, Dani and Orr, Graeme (2023, 08 04). The Voice is a simple and enduring idea with a past - and a promise The Conversation

The Voice is a simple and enduring idea with a past - and a promise

2023

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Proposed spending and donations caps may at last bring genuine reform to national election rules

Orr, Graeme (2023, 06 20). Proposed spending and donations caps may at last bring genuine reform to national election rules The Conversation

Proposed spending and donations caps may at last bring genuine reform to national election rules

2022

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Why party preselections are still a mess, and the courts haven’t helped

Orr, Graeme (2022, 04 13). Why party preselections are still a mess, and the courts haven’t helped The Conversation

Why party preselections are still a mess, and the courts haven’t helped

2022

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Stronger Laws on ‘Foreign’ Election Influence were Rushed through this Week – Limiting Speech but Ignoring our Billionaire Problem

Orr, Graeme (2022, 02 18). Stronger Laws on ‘Foreign’ Election Influence were Rushed through this Week – Limiting Speech but Ignoring our Billionaire Problem The Conversation

Stronger Laws on ‘Foreign’ Election Influence were Rushed through this Week – Limiting Speech but Ignoring our Billionaire Problem

2021

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Voter ID is a bad idea: here's why

Orr, Graeme (2021, 11 04). Voter ID is a bad idea: here's why The Conversation

Voter ID is a bad idea: here's why

2021

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Who’s Liberal? What’s Labor? New bill to give established parties control of their names is full of holes

Orr, Graeme (2021, 08 16). Who’s Liberal? What’s Labor? New bill to give established parties control of their names is full of holes The Conversation

Who’s Liberal? What’s Labor? New bill to give established parties control of their names is full of holes

2020

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Clive Palmer’s ‘death tax’ scare campaign isn’t new. But it’s still outrageous

Orr, Graeme (2020, 10 28). Clive Palmer’s ‘death tax’ scare campaign isn’t new. But it’s still outrageous Guardian Australia - .

Clive Palmer’s ‘death tax’ scare campaign isn’t new. But it’s still outrageous

2020

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Why this Queensland election is different - states are back at the forefront of political attention

Orr, Graeme (2020, 10 28). Why this Queensland election is different - states are back at the forefront of political attention The Conversation - .

Why this Queensland election is different - states are back at the forefront of political attention

2020

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Funding Questions have Interrupted the Queensland LNP’s Election Campaign: What Does the Law Say?

Orr, Graeme (2020, 10 14). Funding Questions have Interrupted the Queensland LNP’s Election Campaign: What Does the Law Say? The Conversation

Funding Questions have Interrupted the Queensland LNP’s Election Campaign: What Does the Law Say?

2020

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Swallowing a huge spider to catch foreign relations flies

Orr, Graeme (2020, September 08). Swallowing a huge spider to catch foreign relations flies. Pearls and Irritations, .

Swallowing a huge spider to catch foreign relations flies

2020

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Speaking freely in special clothing: what happens when sport moves from the back pages to the front?

Orr, Graeme (2020, 06 25). Speaking freely in special clothing: what happens when sport moves from the back pages to the front? Inside Story 1-1.

Speaking freely in special clothing: what happens when sport moves from the back pages to the front?

2019

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High Court Challenge in Kooyong and Chisholm unlikely to win, but may still land a blow

Orr, Graeme (2019, 08 01). High Court Challenge in Kooyong and Chisholm unlikely to win, but may still land a blow The Conversation

High Court Challenge in Kooyong and Chisholm unlikely to win, but may still land a blow

2018

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A Solution in Search of a Problem [Voter ID in Australia]

Orr, Graeme (2018, 12 11). A Solution in Search of a Problem [Voter ID in Australia] Inside Story

A Solution in Search of a Problem [Voter ID in Australia]

2017

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Process Eclipses Policy

Orr, Graeme (2017, 10 31). Process Eclipses Policy Inside Story

Process Eclipses Policy

2017

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High Farce in the High Court: Your Guide to the 'Citizenship Seven'

Orr, Graeme (2017, 10 09). High Farce in the High Court: Your Guide to the 'Citizenship Seven' Sydney-Morning Herald

High Farce in the High Court: Your Guide to the 'Citizenship Seven'

2017

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Don't be Distracted by an SMS in the Same-Sex Marriage Survey Debate

Orr, Graeme (2017, 09 26). Don't be Distracted by an SMS in the Same-Sex Marriage Survey Debate The Conversation

Don't be Distracted by an SMS in the Same-Sex Marriage Survey Debate

2017

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Court Must Sort Out an Outdated Muddle

Orr, Graeme (2017, 08 19). Court Must Sort Out an Outdated Muddle The Daily Telegraph 57-57.

Court Must Sort Out an Outdated Muddle

2017

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To the High Court we go: six MPs under clouds in decisions that could undermine the government

Orr, Graeme (2017, 08 16). To the High Court we go: six MPs under clouds in decisions that could undermine the government

To the High Court we go: six MPs under clouds in decisions that could undermine the government