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Federal Election 2022
PM’s bombshell election day revelation on people smugglers
Scott Morrison has confirmed a vessel has been intercepted after an alleged attempt to illegally enter Australia as Anthony Albanese reflected on former prime minister Gough Whitlam leading Labor to victory in 1972.
Full list of polling booths in NSW: where to vote
The federal election will be held on Saturday, May 21, with voting across New South Wales opening at 8am and closing at 6pm sharp. See the full list of polling booth locations here.
Full list of polling booths in Qld: where to vote
The federal election will be held on Saturday, May 21, with voting across Queensland opening at 8am and closing at 6pm sharp. See the full list of polling booth locations here.
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Shocking number of aged care homes running at a loss
More aged care homes are running at a loss, according to data released by Labor amid the federal election campaign – and an industry leader warns it will get worse.
Labor’s $1b plan to beef up Medicare
Labor has a new plan to fix Medicare worth nearly $1 billion, which will affect patients, GPs and see the creation of a new taskforce. Vote and have your say.
Queenslanders have learned we can’t rely on the PM: Watt
Three years ago Scott Morrison hailed Queenslanders for his ‘miracle’, but over that time we’ve learned we can’t rely on him when the going gets tough, writes Murray Watt.
‘Steamy’: Campaign takes hot turn
It might not be a love story for the ages, but with the big day just a week away, things are really heating up on the campaign trail.
Electorates most likely to fall to minor parties
Scores of seats are set to be taken by minor parties and independents this election, as voters savage Labor and the Libs. See which ones could change.
‘Extreme debt’: Baby Boomers’ big fear
Baby Boomers have revealed their biggest fears about Australia’s housing affordability, with a surprise result.
Pre-election prison paper’s eleventh-hour court win
The publishers of a pre-election newspaper have won an eleventh hour legal victory after the Corrections Department allowed a redacted version to be distributed to prisoners.
The unfair Albo comparison you just can’t help but make
Scott Morrison is on perilously thin ice but Labor is desperately hoping Anthony Albanese doesn’t make a fatal stumble, Paul Starick writes.
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