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.
Federal Election 2022
‘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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Inflation skyrockets as Labor unveils plan to tax ‘ill gotten gains’
The PM has an anxious six day wait to see if a rare pre-election interest rate hike will hit his campaign, as Labor announces its plan to target multinationals hiding their money offshore.
Why inflation is surging – and what it means for interest rates
Inflation is surging at the fastest rate in decades, and that’s bad news for homeowners with a mortgage. We explain why – and what will happen next.
Where voters are hit hardest by home price rises
Voters are getting squeezed for up to $1.1m more for homes than they did before the last election. See how you’re affected.
PM unloads on ‘those who think they are better’ than regional Aussies
Prime Minister Scott Morrison is looking to double down on the gains his party made off the back of Bob Brown’s ill-fated anti-Adani convoy, as he tours regional Queensland.
US envoy won’t rule out action if China crosses Solomons ‘red line’
Foreign Minister Marise Payne has defended her decision not to travel to the Solomon Islands, as a US counterpart returns from his own trip with “fundamental concerns”.
What the polls are really showing
Political ‘insiders’ have been making bold predictions about the outcome of the May 21 election, but the latest opinion polls suggest something quite different.
‘Is this Pulp Fiction?’: US fury at China, Australia ‘drops ball’
America has revealed its concern as China muscles in on the Solomon Islands, and Scott Morrison is accused of “dropping the ball” in the Pacific.
Albo cops brutal grilling from shock jock
Sydney radio host Ray Hadley has yelled at Labor leader Anthony Albanese about a range of topics in an extraordinary live radio interview. Listen here.
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