Australia Votes: Labor retains Canberra, Bean, Fenner
The crowd at the Labor Party event at the Canberra Labor club in Belconnen has erupted in cheers with the party retaining the seats of Canberra, Bean and Fenner.
Electorates
Huge blow for ScoMo as voters turn on him
Scott Morrison has been re-elected in his home electorate of Cook, but suffered an embarrassing drop in support with a seven per cent swing since last election.
Dave Sharma loses his seat of Wentworth
Liberal MP Dave Sharma has lost his inner Sydney seat of Wentworth.
Independent triumphs in dirty battle
The gloves came off in Goldstein, where MP Tim Wilson and independent Zoe Daniel fought a bitter campaign. She emerged the victor.
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Where voters are hit hardest by home price rises
Voters are getting squeezed for up to $1.1m more for homes than they did before the last election. See how you’re affected.
Where voters are hit hardest by rent rises
Sydney rents have spiked by up to $9000 a year in some federal electorates in the past three years – more than 10x the inflation rate. See how you’re affected.
Must-win seats Labor needs to claim victory
The election could come down to a seat-by-seat fight with Labor facing a massive task if the polls tighten ahead of election day.
Australia’s most volatile seats revealed
All eyes will be on these 11 seats come election day, where the candidates will be fighting tooth and nail for every last vote.
How prices have changed in your seat since last election
Regional Victorian electorates dominate the national top 10 for property price growth since the 2019 federal election as housing affordability bites buyers. SEARCH YOUR SEAT.
How rental crisis unfolded since last election
Rents have soared in regional Victorian seats and along the Mornington Peninsula since the last federal election as affordability proves a major issue. SEARCH YOUR SEAT.
PM’s huge election tax promise
The prime minister has dropped a pre-election tax sweetener while also taking a jab at Labor over its proposed scheme.
Revealed: How property prices have changed in your electorate since 2019 election
Some of Queensland’s least marginal and lowest-income electorates have experienced the biggest jumps in property prices since the last federal election, with values in one growing a staggering 60 per cent. SEE HOW YOUR ELECTORATE FARED
Groom votes: Final candidate revealed in federal election race
The final candidate has been revealed in Groom for the upcoming election, and he’s actually secured a slight advantage. Here’s everything you need to know about the people vying for your vote:
QLD electorate rental price growth since last federal election
Rent prices have soared by as much as 43 per cent in Queensland since the 2019 federal election, making it even tougher for young buyers and renters to save for a home deposit in every electorate.
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