Politico Announces Australia Launch for 2026, Because Why Not Start Late?
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- •Politico announced it will launch a new Australian political product called Canberra Playbook in the third quarter of 2026.
- •The launch is set to occur after Australia’s parliament returns from its winter recess, aligning with the political calendar.
- •The expansion aims to help North American and European readers understand Australian decisions influencing global power dynamics.
In a bold move planned for the third quarter of 2026—which, if you’re counting, is way past when anyone cares about 2023 news—Politico, the famous US political scoop factory, is launching 'Canberra Playbook.' This shiny new product will grace Aussie ears and eyeballs right after parliament thaws from its winter nap. Politico vows to deliver cutting-edge insider analysis meant to untangle Australia’s vibrant democracy noise, just in time for everyone to forget the actual events. They aim to connect global power centers with readers in North America and Europe, helping them figure out why Down Under decisions mysteriously affect the northern hemisphere. Because political power moves are obviously easier to track with a 3-year delay.
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Politico’s grand Aussie debut, scheduled for 2026’s third quarter, perfectly timed to be irrelevant before it even starts.
Launching a brand-new Aussie political newsletter three years after the fact: Who needs speed when you have suspense?
Politico moving into Australia in 2026 feels like setting New Year’s resolutions under October’s distracted gaze.
Source: Theguardian | Published: 2/25/2026 | Author: Nick Visser
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