The Age - Animated Cartoons

John Spooner looks at the Australian governments response to the global economic crisis.

Andrew Dyson contemplates the bank bail out.

Andrew Dyson contemplates global economic turmoil.

Andrew Dyson conciders free-market intervention.

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Peter Costello deep in the wilderness.

Andrew Dyson on the Reserve Banks decision to lower interest rates.

The games of the 2008 Melbourne writer's Festival.

Kevin Rudd stepping through the economic gears.

Brendan Nelson and the Liberal Shadow cabinet.

The credit squeeze on banks.

Ritual burning of a climate change sceptic

It seems that the global deluge would have been much more popular

And then ever so quietly Kevin crept back

Following Fat Tony's adventures on the high seas

Bruce Petty: Our cars and the oil crisis

Rudd in the energy policy slipstream

Brendan Nelson rushes to the aid of the most needy

Indiana Swan and the Tomb of Tax Reform

Kevin Rudd trying very hard to compete with distractions in the constituency

The First Budget for the Rudd government will attempt to tackle fat cat share options

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Crusty Kevin's great leap, the take off and the landing.

John Spooner on globe-trotting PM's return home.

John Spooner speculates on the future flow of Murray River water.

Kevin Rudd: Fossicking the depths and the wrecks of the past.

A tale of a Russian ice fishing tragedy.

The Prime minister confronts the shocking truth about Australia's looming economic problems. John Spooner's comment.

Can Kevin Rudd keep up the momentum as the honeymoon evaporates? John Spooner comments.

Politicians often have a narrow focus when it comes to development. John Spooner presents a vision of Brumby's Future.

A look at John Brumby's less than inclusive approach to the Dredging debate.

A comment on the disadvantages of the Port Phillip Bay dredging, and the negative environmental consequences for Victorians.

Senator Conroy's and the internet, policy or politics?

Andrew Dyson looks at the plight of the current State Liberal Party and its leader, Ted Baillieu.

The end of Peter Garrett's interesting career.

A cartoon about the difficult choices ahead of Kevin Rudd.

A cartoon to denote the end of a political era.

As the polls continue to slide for John Howard, he calls on a familiar friend.

Classic fielding Errors and what to do about them.

When the polls aren't going you way, there is only one thing to do?

This week, John Spooner on Kevin Rudd's inner battles.

This week, John Spooner and leadership foundations.

This week, Ron Tandberg's take on copycat policies.

This week, John Spooner discusses the future for the farming sector.

This week, John Spooner's look at the Liberal leadership tussle.

This week, Andrew Dyson's look at the Liberal leadership tussle.

This week, John Spooner tackles images of Australian industrial relations in a global context.

This week, Matt Davidson looks at the deflation of Howard.

This week, Andrew Dyson on Kevin Andrews and Mohamed Haneef.

This week, John Spooner on Kevin Rudd's difficult choices.