1/15MP Brendan O'Connor tries to take in the bad news at the 2019 ALP Election Night function. Picture: Stuart McEvoy.
The long faces of Labor’s loss
As the dust settles after a thrilling federal election, the fallout of election night on the Labor Party has been captured. Their faces say it all.
2/15Leader of the Labor Party Bill Shorten concedes defeat. Picture: Scott Barbour
3/15Mark Dreyfus is seen alongside Labor supporters during the count. Picture: Lukas Coch
4/15Labor supporters watch the tally count. Picture: David Crosling
5/15Wayne Swan at the 2019 ALP Election Night function in Melbourne. Picture: Stuart McEvoy.
6/15Leader of the Opposition and Leader of the Labor Party Bill Shorten, concedes defeat. Picture: Ryan Pierse
7/15Labor supporters react to the bad news. Picture: Stuart McEvoy
8/15Bill Shorten's twin brother Robert (centre) at the 2019 ALP Election Night function. Picture: Stuart McEvoy
9/15Labor supporters watch the tally count in Melbourne. Picture: David Crosling
10/15MP Anthony Albanese announces his plans to run for Labor Party leadership. Picture: Brook Mitchell
11/15Member for Herbert Cathy O'Toole Labor supporter. Picture: Zak Simmonds
12/15Member for Herbert Cathy O'Toole concedes defeat. Picture: Zak Simmonds
13/15Cathy O'Toole supporter. Picture: Zak Simmonds
14/15The Labor 2019 ALP Election Night in Essendon, Melbourne. Picture: Alex Coppel
15/15Penny Wong during live election coverage
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