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Federal Election 2022
Where Aussies stand on key issues
A new survey has revealed what Australians think of its leaders and where people stand on key issues ahead of election day.
ScoMo’s nightmare election scenario emerges
Scott Morrison faces an uphill battle to be re-elected. And one key group turning on him could be what finishes the Prime Minister off.
Experts reveal ‘big error’ in Labor’s EV predictions
Leading experts have questioned Labor’s electric vehicles policy, exposing errors in their modelling and the debatable impact on emissions.
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Liberal candidate defends controversial Medicare ’theory’
An eastern suburbs doctor seeking election in a marginal seat has been forced to defend comments questioning the sustainability of Australia’s universal healthcare system.
A magnificently bad way to start an election campaign
One didn’t know basic economic details, the other yet again failed to tell the truth. Albanese and Morrison both had shocker first days, writes Michael McGuire.
Loyalty claims tested with Rudd-Gillard revelations
Coalition critics say the Opposition leader’s belief that ‘loyalty’ is his ‘biggest weakness’ don’t hold water given his flip-flopping during Labor’s last term in government.
Albo cops Kitching sting, PM faces Hawaiian shirt protesters
A group of protesters chanting and wearing Hawaiian shirts have confronted the PM while Anthony Albanese has been heckled about Kimberley Kitching.
You decide: ScoMo and Albo pitch for your vote
Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese have launched their election ad campaigns. Here’s how they hope to win your vote — in their own words.
Election pits relentless campaigner against great unknown
While Scott Morrison starts this election campaign from behind, the polls show voters are still figuring out what to make of Anthony Albanese.
Bloodbath? Why Liberals may face SA ruin at federal election
The Liberals were already humiliated at the SA election – but things could get much worse after the federal poll, writes Paul Starick.
We’re off and racing: PM to call election this morning
Prime Minister Scott Morrison is expected to head to Yarralumla in Canberra about 10.30am today to ask Governor-General David Hurley to name the election date.
Shock results for Morrison in battleground seats
A poll has found voters in four key battleground seats are undecided on whether Labor or the Coalition is best to deal with economic management, cost of living and interest rates.
Sunday best for start of election campaign
The way has been cleared for Scott Morrison to declare the election date this weekend, following the High Court rejecting a last-ditch appeal on Liberal preselections.
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