Life under Labor: What we don’t know
If the polls are correct, Anthony Albanese is Australia’s next PM. But under the glossy campaign documents for voters, grey areas still don’t stack up.
Federal Election 2022
ScoMo wipes out kid at soccer
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has sensationally wiped out a small child while playing soccer in Tasmania.
Albanese no Kevin ‘07 says former PM John Howard
Former prime minister John Howard has declared Anthony Albanese is no Kevin Rudd, tipping against a repeat of the 2007 election while on the hustings with Katherine Deves.
One phone call Albo makes every day
Days out from the election, Anthony Albanese has revealed his “secret weapon” to become PM and the one phone call he makes every day.
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Nine’s Great Debate viewer vote fail
Australians were unable to vote on Nine’s Great Debate after the online poll was hit by technical issues.
‘You’ll lose out’: Barnaby’s warning to rich toying with teal flip
Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce has warned rich people to talk to their accountants before voting for teal independents, because the won’t ‘barrack’ for the wealthy.
‘Bogan votes count too’: MP’s message to teal activists
He’s the controversial MP campaigning against “woke’’ activism. Matt Canavan reveals why he doesn’t care about keeping Coalition colleagues in jobs.
Lack of policy depth leaves both leaders exposed
Back from Covid-19 isolation, the fourth week of the campaign was Anthony Albanese’s for the taking. Here’s what went wrong.
Howard lashes Albo as ‘left wing inner-city bomb thrower’
John Howard has launched a scathing election attack on Labor leader Anthony Albanese, saying “nobody has gone to an election so policy-light as this bloke.”
China fears eased, but can Josh bowl over voters?
A busy day on the hustings took Josh Frydenberg to the bowling green, while Foreign Minister Marise Payne has won assurances on the China security deal with the Solomon Islands.
Voters being asked to choose lesser of two evils
Less than two weeks until we go to the polls and there’s no clear frontrunner, writes James Campbell, with both sides simply pushing the view the other bloke is worse than theirs.
Shorten’s ‘Jesus defence’ of Albo gaffe as PM pokes fun
Bill Shorten has defended Anthony Albanese’s failure to recall Labor’s six point plan for the NDIS using a Jesus reference. Scott Morrison was less charitable.
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