‘Another time bomb’: Boothby candidates clash over super policy
Young people “shouldn’t have to choose” between a house or comfortable retirement. That’s the view of one Boothby candidate, as debate raged over a Coalition housing policy.
Federal Election 2022
Fowler declared ‘too close to call’ as Keneally vote collapses
Polling research has found the more locals hear about Kristina Keneally, the less likely they are to vote for the former premier who only moved to the electorate last year.
The easy way to know seats leaders are most worried about
There’s no margin for error in the final days of the election campaign. This is a race to the finish. That’s why Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese are crisscrossing the country.
Familiar Labor faces in super-for-homes attack
The PM’s housing proposal could cost super funds $25m in fees in year one, $50m in the second and so on. It’s also emerged that some of the harshest critics have skin in the game.
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Dutton turns to unmanned subs to patrol the Pacific
Australia will counter China’s expansion in the Pacific with cutting-edge unmanned submarines and upgraded missiles.
A bandaid solution to our great defence dilemma
Cheap unmanned submarines may help Australia’s underwater defence deterrent but it’s a short-term fix for a long-term problem, writes Charles Miranda.
Tanya’s back! Star MP finally joins Albo amid benching rumours
Labor’s “missing frontbencher” Tanya Plibersek has emerged from the deep freeze to campaign alongside her leader, while Scott Morrison wants a minister who had an affair back in cabinet.
Mystery of ScoMo’s injured thumb
The mystery of ScoMo’s injured finger remains unsolved, despite rigorous investigation by journalists on the prime minister’s campaign trail.
Hunter Labor hopeful doubles down on coal job security
Labor’s Hunter candidate has fronted up to a live debate in the wake of his climate policy contradiction, claiming he’ll do whatever it takes to ensure coal jobs aren’t “left behind”.
Battleground zero: 29 races that’ll decide 2022 election
A select number of electorates will decide the political fortunes of the Coalition, Labor and the future of the country as a whole. Is your vote more powerful than most?
Rates hike to hit day before poll, Howard says no crisis
Former PM John Howard has doubled down on his comments that there is no housing crisis in Australia, saying mortgage holders will still benefit from record low interest rates despite the RBA’s shock increase.
Meet the candidate making a stand against wind farms
A Liberal candidate vying for a crucial Hunter Valley seat has set out to “protect” coastal communities from obstructive offshore wind farms.
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