Two views: Was Medicare just used as a political football?
Was it used as a political football or is Labor’s Medicare policy the solution to a cost of living crisis? Have your say.
Was it used as a political football or is Labor’s Medicare policy the solution to a cost of living crisis? Have your say.
Teal independent Alex Dyson concedes his well-funded attempt to snare the seat of Wannon is unlikely to succeed, with Dan Tehan now being discussed as a potential Liberal leader after Peter Dutton was ousted from parliament.
It is a devastating result for the Liberal Party in Corangamite, which at the very least would have been hoping to cut the almost 8 per cent margin in half. But any blame for the result should be directed at Liberal HQ, not Darcy Dunstan.
It was a sombre affair at the Barwon Heads Bowls Club on Saturday night, where Liberal candidate Darcy Dunstan spent time with his supporters watching the election results roll in – and none of it was good news for the Coalition.
The nation’s second most senior political figure, Corio MP Richard Marles, wants Geelong to become a hi-tech hub where the prosperity is shared by all. The Deputy Prime Minister outlined his vision to the ‘Addy following a Labor win that even he failed to predict.
Punters could soon get married at the same picturesque locale as Geelong superstar Jeremy Cameron, under plans lodged with Surf Coast Shire Council.
A driver is on the run after dangerously evading police on Saturday morning amid a spate of arrests on Geelong roads.
Patrick Dangerfield was the headline act. However, even he was battling early on in the match. But the skipper and several out-of-form Cats stood up when it mattered most in Geelong’s comeback.
Libby Coker and Richard Marles have made their victory speeches as Dan Tehan hangs on to Wannon. All results here.
Geelong knocked off Collingwood in their last encounter, but concerning lapses and a big drop-off work right into the Magpies’ hands. And the Cats must address these issues fast.
Three people have been pulled from the water by a heroic passer-by after a helicopter crashed into waters off Point Lonsdale.
Emerging from the sea of colours – Labor red, Liberal blue, shades of green and yellow, teal orange – that have added life to what is otherwise a bland concrete grey warehouse in Torquay’s fast-growing north, are stories of the everyday struggles facing everyday people.
A motorcyclist has died after a collision involving a ute towing a caravan.
If, as some suggest, politics is sport for nerds, then this election campaign is a contest that would have sent all but the most strident supporter to sleep well before the final quarter kicked off. READ ANALYSIS HERE.
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