Scott Morrison has confirmed a vessel has been intercepted after an alleged attempt to illegally enter Australia as Anthony Albanese reflected on former prime minister Gough Whitlam leading Labor to victory in 1972.
There’s an eerie feeling within both major parties. The PM is thriving on his underdog status as insiders reveal the seats they think are up for grabs, writes Tom Minear.
Defence Minister Peter Dutton has hit back at claims by Anthony Albanese that the PM ‘broke the faith and trust’ with the United States as Prime Minister Scott Morrison sought to woo votes among Sikhs and Hindus.
Climate 200-backed candidate Jo Dyer has all but revealed she would hand Labor her support to form government in the event of a hung parliament.
Victorian Liberal candidate Zoe McKenzie has been left devastated after she was targeted by another “disturbing” attack. See the damage.
Why are Albo and Plibersek the best of frenemies … and what would it take to get dumped as a candidate this year? Find out in today’s Election Confidential wrap.
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.
To mark Anzac Day, Campaign Confidential looks at the MPs who served in the armed forces, the size of the veteran community, and our last PM who saw active service.
More than a dozen Labor MPs including potential ministers in an Albanese government have publicly opposed the government’s policy of turning back asylum seeker boats. See the list.
Despite a series of campaign hiccups and poor poll results, Anthony Albanese says he still thinks he can win. Here’s why.
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