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Federal Election 2022
Albanese takes out ‘pub test’ debate with convincing win
Labor leader Anthony Albanese has won the final leaders’ debate, convincing pubs full of voters around the country after facing off against Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
Dutton reveals $1b warship plan, leaders in last debate
A $1 billion naval centre will be established in Sydney as Australia ramps up its warship capabilities in the wake of a growing threat posed by China. It comes as the PM faces a critical TV debate to survive.
Watch: Forum hears calls for rent and power price relief
An expert forum thrashing out costs of living pressures has heard some of the best solutions for everyday Australians dealing with rising rent, fuel and electricity costs. WATCH THE REPLAY
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Coal boss accuses Morrison Government of ‘gaslighting’ North QLD
In a shock move, the man behind a proposed Queensland coal-fired power station has lashed out at the Morrison Government for “gaslighting North Queensland”.
‘Jen and I send our love’: PM’s security team in car crash
Scott Morrison has wished his security team well after they were injured in a car crash with Tasmanian police officers. It comes after Anthony Albanese backflipped on offshore detention centres.
ScoMo and Albo to go head-to-head in People’s Forum
Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese will face off for the first time this election in a live People’s Forum in Brisbane next week where they will take questions from 100 undecided voters.
Asylum seekers and forests dangerous for Labor
Stopping asylum-seeker boats and saving Tasmania’s forests are exactly where the Liberals want to be and it’s dangerous ground for the Labor Party, writes Ellen Whinnett.
The real Albo: How he’d face China and what he stands for
In a wide-ranging interview, Labor leader Anthony Albanese has answered and explained why his views have changed on China, climate and other issues.
Full List: Polling booths where Aussies won’t change their vote
New data has revealed there are 3218 booths across Australia where Aussie voters have not changed the party they support for the past 18 years. See where they are.
Albanese refuses to rise to the bait
Anthony Albanese is refusing to engage in a political scrap over his unemployment gaffe, turning instead to Taylor Swift for inspiration, writes Clare Armstrong.
Albo’s new Medicare clinic plan revealed
Urgent care clinics to treat minor injuries will be established across the country under a $135m Labor plan to ease pressure on emergency departments.
Election tipsters, SuperVoter is coming
Political junkies are about to get the chance to play SuperVoter – where election tipsters can pit their skills against each other by picking the winner of each seat.
Morrison cops basketball to head, Albanese has early minute
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has copped a basketball to the head while his rival, Anthony Albanese, had an early end to his day campaigning.
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