‘Nothing could prepare me’: On the road with Peter Dutton
This is what you don’t see on the TV. Mikaela Mulveney spent three days on the federal election campaign trail with Opposition Leader Peter Dutton, and this is what she saw.
Electorates
Candidate’s sign near war memorial triggers outrage
An election campaign sign metres from a war memorial used at Anzac Day services has sparked community outrage, with veterans calling it deeply disrespectful. Should it be allowed? VOTE NOW
‘Justice’: Why ex-soldier running for election
Navy hero John Armfield served Australia in Afghanistan, and now he wants to serve in parliament to give voice to a problem roiling the military.
‘Talk is cheap’: Veterans’ plea for election
Two Aussies who served in uniform abroad have spoken up about the election campaign and their hopes for a better mental health future for Australia’s defence force heroes.
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Lavish lives of candidates exposed
Multimillion-dollar mega mansions, huge fortunes, superyachts, luxury cars and roles as high-ranking executives: These are the lavish lives of our richest election candidates.
How WA could decide the election result
Experts have weighed in on how some key marginal seats in Western Australia may determine the next Prime Minister.
What the parties are promising to do for you in your seat
Yet to decide who will get your vote at this election? To help you decide, we look at what the major parties are promising at a local level in nine key Brisbane and Moreton Bay seats.
Teal candidate pursues voting challenge
A high-profile teal independent is pursuing legal action after blaming Scott Morrison for controversial Covid voting rules.
‘Insane’: Barnaby’s last-ditch plea to voters
Nationals leader Barnaby Joyce is spending the final day of the election campaign in a marginal seat he is hoping to pinch from Labor with one promise.
Revealed: Five seats that hold the key to PM’s Fortress Qld
With the election only a day away, Queensland has again emerged as the key battleground. Five seats have been identified that will determine if the LNP will hold on to its “fortress Queensland”, or whether Labor can break through and win government.
LNP candidate denies pushing volunteer
Police are investigating reports a Coalition candidate allegedly shoved a 49-year-old Labor volunteer at a pre-polling venue.
Munitions, medical hub: $60m plant opens, another factory promised
A $60m munitions plant, putting a Queensland city which once built Australia’s naval fleet back in the sovereign defence game, has officially opened as the Coalition makes another jobs-rich pledge in the former manufacturing heartland.
‘Bulls*** and slim pickings’: What Australians really think
They’re the coal miners, local shop owners and disenchanted voters who hold the future of the nation in their vote. In a special report, it reveals a nation of conflicted interests.
Electorates most likely to fall to minor parties
Scores of seats are set to be taken by minor parties and independents this election, as voters savage Labor and the Libs. See which ones could change.
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