How it all went so wrong for Morrison
In the end, the voters remained determined. Nothing Scott Morrison did could sway them – and it all came down to one key problem.
Analysis
Our future looks messy and very ugly
This is a time like never before when we need a strong government with a clear majority. Instead we’re getting an utterly ineffectual leader held hostage by the Greens.
100m of rain set to smash Aussie state
Meteorologists are warning millions of Australians planning to vote this afternoon to bring a brolly, with parts of the east coast set to get soaked.
Why Albo’s girlfriend suddenly disappeared
Anthony Albanese’s partner was an “asset” in the early days of his election campaign, before being quickly moved out of the spotlight.
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Two rules Albanese broke this week
With the first week of the election campaign going abysmally for the Labor Party, it’s time for Albo to show the Australian public why he should be their next PM.
Why Albo’s election campaign could be dead in days
Anthony Albanese has already used up eight of his nine lives in one week — so will he again fall flat at Wednesday’s debate?
How Albo’s gaffe could help him win
The Labor leader’s shocking rate gaffe was mad, bad and dangerous. But it could actually play to his advantage.
Big question after Albo’s week from hell
It’s been a week would-be PM Anthony Albanese would rather forget – and it has left Aussies with one major unanswered question.
Has federal Labor ignored the lessons of its SA success?
In SA, Labor stormed to power with a tight, focused campaign, writes Paul Starick. But is it too late for Anthony Albanese to the same?
‘Panicky’: Telling clue in sneaky Albo move
One infuriating decision by Labor leader Anthony Albanese has offered a telling sign of what’s really going on behind the scenes.
Rattled Labor leader all but disappears
Labor is not out of the fight but Anthony Albanese’s small target strategy is now threatening to make him disappear altogether after a testy eight minute grilling, writes James Morrow.
Has Albo’s ‘gotcha’ gaffe saved Morrison already?
Anthony Albanese’s rocky start made Coalition dreams come true but the Prime Minister has nightmares of his own bubbling to the surface, writes Samantha Maiden.
‘So what’: John Howard claims day one of election campaign for me
Whether voters want to stick with the devil they know or gamble on an unproven leader remains to be seen. But let’s focus on policy and not personality politics this election, writes Rae Wilson. Take the poll.
Christensen’s defection will have the LNP sweating
Renegade MP George Christensen’s decision to join Pauline Hanson’s One Nation will put LNP strategists on edge – and could have massive ramifications for the country in the event of a hung parliament, writes Matthew Killoran.
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