# Bernard Keane

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What does good migration policy look like in Australia?

Immigration is one of the most dominant and heated political topics of the moment, with the media extensively covering an apparent surge in anti-immigration sentiment among Australian voters. Everything from housing shortages to unemployment is blamed on overseas arrivals, while the care economy is…

Australia correspondent Bernard Keane

Albanese announces his next step in a tentative war on Big Tech, One Nation's latest policy branded inflationary, and the Australian Government is looking to expand the already extensive access to Australian military bases by the United States. Bernard Keane is political editor of Crikey.com.au

Revisiting Paul Keating’s legacy: Australian foreign policy and national identity

Paul Keating was prime minister of a very different Australia, in a very different geopolitical environment from that of today. How does his ambition for Australia hold up 30 years later? Crikey politics editor Bernard Keane and Professor James Curran from the University of Sydney discuss Keating’s…

Bernard Keane's Canberra, combatting global migrant wage theft, and the 'aliens' who served in WW2

The makeup of the Senate is now confirmed, with the addition today of some first-timers. Countries around the world are coming up with innovative ways of tackling migrant labour exploitation. And the thousands of non-British citizens - 'aliens' - who served in WW2, but were not to fire a weapon.

Bernard Keane on Canberra Politics, Oliver Bullough on the UK's dirty money and Rachel Kennedy - a feisty colonial brumby hunter

Bernard Keane on the week in Canberra politics, Oliver Bullough explains how the UK became a butler to the world, and Jeff McGill on Rachel Kennedy - a colonial brumby hunter.

Bernard Keane's Canberra, the real Russian elite and the Stasi poetry circle that tried to bring down capitalism

Bernard Keane on the SA election, Anatol Lieven on the real Russian elite and what a peace deal might look like and the Stasi poetry circle which tried to bring down capitalism through verse. 

Canberra politics, Guy Rundle's Australia and war in Yemen

Crikey's Bernard Keane takes a look at the week in politics, Guy Rundle reflects on Australia in the lead-up to the 2019 federal election and what's behind the recent escalation in Yemen's protracted war?