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From Jakarta deals to Vatican kneels, Albanese crafts his statesman act
The PM is looking relaxed and comfortable in the face of a demoralised opposition. But is this as good as it gets for Labor?
‘Firm but constructive’: Greens leader signals co-operative approach
New Greens leader Larissa Waters has signalled a more co-operative approach than her predecessor, but will keep speaking out against Israel.
Waters favourite to replace Bandt as Greens leader
Larissa Waters is the favourite to replace the vanquished Adam Bandt as the leader of the Greens.
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Liberals implode but Labor’s hardest test to come
Not even a Paul Keating spray can deflect Labor’s euphoria over its extraordinary win. What Anthony Albanese will do with that in government is much less secure.
Price wants Liberal leadership role, former MP reveals cancer diagnosis
Jacinta Price ditches the Nationals for a potential top job; Former Liberal MP diagnosed with rare cancer; Greens leader Adam Bandt concedes. Follow live
How Albanese’s winning game put his opponents to the sword
For 20 years, the establishment has wondered who would be the next John Howard. It might have been looking at the wrong party.
Bandt’s defeat unleashes scramble for Greens leadership
Almost half of the Greens party room is weighing up a bid for the leadership after Adam Bandt conceded defeat in his seat of Melbourne.
Telstra marketing boss deletes anti-Dutton loathing
The marketer apparently forgot LinkedIn is a safe space only for humble brags.
Credible climate advocacy needed after Greens blow it
A serious conversation means accepting natural gas is the least bad option to replace coal as a “transition fuel” to avoid blackouts and economic disruption.
How Melbourne’s green-red line undid Adam Bandt
Boundary changes to the seat of Melbourne last year meant it crossed the Yarra River for the first time to absorb parts of South Yarra and Prahran.
As election losers, what will Dutton and Bandt do next?
Deposed party leaders go from rooster to feather duster pretty quickly, recruiters say, some reappearing on boards, others taking years to restore damage to their reputation.
Greens leader Adam Bandt set to lose his seat of Melbourne
Both Sky News and the ABC project Adam Bandt will become the second party leader to lose his seat this election.
Greens collapse is a voter revolt against radical politics
The party is now an insular political cult – cliquey, intolerant of dissent, impervious to criticism, and detached from the values of mainstream progressives.
‘The numbers are the numbers’: Vic Right demands a ministry from NSW
Deputy prime minister Richard Marles is leading a push by Labor’s Victorian Right faction to strip its NSW counterpart of a ministry.
Bandt clings to hope as diminished Greens hold Senate seats
The Greens are likely to go backwards in the lower house despite increasing their national vote.
Where the election will be won and lost
Saturday’s election will be a fight with three acts: Labor versus Coalition, Labor versus Greens and Coalition versus teal.
No deals: Leaders pledge to go it alone
Peter Dutton has joined Anthony Albanese and ruled out cutting any deals on policy should he be in a position to form minority government
What the crossbench will demand from a minority government
The next government will face pressure for greater action on climate change and reform of negative gearing in the event of one of the major parties falling short of numbers.