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Federal Election 2022
Mr X accuses Rex Patrick of fudging offer to rejoin him
Nick Xenophon says his former ally Rex Patrick has “misled” the public over an offer to be senate running mates.
How you can still vote even if you’ve got Covid-19
Caught Covid right before the federal election? Don’t worry – there are still ways to vote, including one Aussies have never used before.
Why the polls might be completely wrong
Polls point to an emphatic Labor win, but pollsters themselves say they’re having trouble getting a proper read on key elections – here’s why.
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Sorry PM, the rate hike is all about politics
Scott Morrison says the shock hike in interest rates is not about him. But as Clare Armstrong explains, the ‘quiet Australians’ going to the polls may vote otherwise.
Hidden traps of Labor’s housing plan revealed
The pitfalls of Labor’s scheme to help low income earners into their own home have been uncovered amid warnings future interest rate hikes could leave some with ‘negative equity’.
PM scoffs at reporter’s bold question
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has scoffed before firing back at a reporter who asked him: “Has your government just lost the election?”
‘On the ropes’: What Aussies will give up first as rates rise
As Aussies look to save money in the wake of the RBA’s rate decision, this is what we will look to cut back on first.
‘Thanks boss’: Albo uses human shields for curly questions
Anthony Albanese has made a habit of deferring to his team when questions get tough, which may do the Labor leader more harm than good.
Explained: What homebuyers need to know about ‘Help to Buy’ scheme
It’s the radical $329m ‘Help to Buy’ plan that would allow the government to purchase a slice of people’s property, helping more own a home. Here’s how it works.
Naan mate, my chicken korma wasn’t raw: PM on currygate
Scott Morrison has an interesting explanation for one of the viral moments of the campaign, as he rejects claims he served his family a raw chicken curry.
Premier drives Twiggy’s clean, green truck of the future
Billionaire Andrew “Twiggy” Forrest’s firm will be considered to build the state’s hydrogen power plant at Whyalla, Premier Peter Malinauskas says after touring his Perth HQ.
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