Coalition quickly begins the hunt for their new leader
There’s no time to lose. After Peter Dutton’s historic double loss — fumbling both the election and his seat — the Coalition will start the search for their new leader.
There’s no time to lose. After Peter Dutton’s historic double loss — fumbling both the election and his seat — the Coalition will start the search for their new leader.
The independent wave that shocked Australia at the last election didn’t have the same impact this time, with the Liberals fighting back in critical seats.
The Coalition has been left licking its wounds after Labor’s nationwide election assault, proving the party is suffering from a deeply ingrained identity crisis, writes James Morrow.
Liberals were left in shock at just how rapidly a sea of red swept across the country as Labor recorded one of its biggest ever election victories.
The writing was on the wall even before the polls opened, but while the election result is a catastrophe for the Coalition, it is a resounding win for democracy, writes Joe Hildebrand.
The psychological shock of the scale of Peter Dutton’s loss should be profound. In fact, it should force a rethink of everything in Liberal world, writes James Campbell.
A Labor figure has described Peter Dutton losing his own seat as an ‘earthquake’ result which has left the Coalition searching for a new leader. See who could replace him.
It was an extraordinary finish that came down to the last kick, but should have Collingwood already had the chance? There were some contentious decisions, writes Glenn McFarlane.
One of the most devastating fast bowlers in world cricket has been banned after he tested positive to a recreational drug. More here.
While Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton started the five week campaign on an equal footing, things quickly fell apart for the Coalition.
It’s official – Labor will return to majority government after winning at least 76 seats. Follow all the results as they come in.
Jack Crisp kicking after the siren to win the game – it was almost the perfectly written script. But it wasn’t to be, with Geelong holding in the game of the year. Here’s how it unfolded.
Anthony Albanese has led Labor to a second election victory – the first Prime Minister to do so since 2004 – securing a majority of at least 84 seats after a Coalition collapse.
While Peter Dutton comes to terms with a devastating election loss, we’ve taken a deeper look at the key seats across the country that secured Anthony Albanese another term. SEE THE DATA.
She has made history as the first Labor candidate to unseat an Opposition Leader. So who is Ali France?
An emotional Albanese Albanese has vowed to work hard to make the lives of all Australians better over the next three years after a staggering win that has given Labor about 84 seats. FOLLOW LIVE
West Coast led the Demons at half-time after an impressive second quarter. Enter Max Gawn, the skipper again proving he is the key to Melbourne’s resurgence.
It’s been a shocker for the minor parties, with the Greens getting smashed across the country, One Nation claiming no seats, and Clive Palmer’s cashed-up Trumpets winning nothing.
The contest to be the next Liberal leader is already on, with possible successors to Peter Dutton being put foward.
Alex Dyson has conceded it’s “not likely we will get up” in one of the most keenly watched races of the election. See the latest.
Anthony Albanese has claimed victory in front ecstatic Labor supporters, after Opposition Leader Peter Dutton conceded defeat in Saturday’s historic election.
Anthony Albanese has shared an emotional tribute to fiancee Jodie, as the couple finally becomes free to set a wedding date.
This election has proven that the age of most punters voting either Labor or Liberal is over — and the ongoing effects of this won’t bode well for either party, writes John Rolfe.
After a big dump of votes Mary Aldred now has 23,641 first preference votes (32.17 per cent) with 66.8 per cent of the vote counted.
The election results are hiding an uncomfortable truth that Anthony Albanese and the Labor Party need to confront.
Labor incumbent Rob Mitchell will keep his seat of McEwen. See how the votes played out.
Peter Dutton has conceded the federal election after a shock nationwide swing toward Labor unseated him, saying it was not the result they wanted.
Peter Dutton has fought hard to become Australia’s next Prime Minister – but another tight contest closer to home could render his efforts pointless.
Adelaide bounced back from last week’s dissappointment with a stunning performance against the Blues – and it was skipper Jordan Dawson who hit back the hardest.
A female Qantas worker has been rushed to hospital after falling from a height of about 5m at a major airport.
Carlton coach Michael Voss has offered a blunt assessment of his side after the Blues’ winning run came to a shuddering halt at Adelaide Oval.
The Werribee River at Melton has been turned into a horror wasteland with more than a dozen cars left burnt out and dumped on its banks.
The Liberal blame game has well and truly exploded, with one MP taking aim at treasurer Angus Taylor.
A father was horrifically beaten to death after confronting a lifelong friend and his son for allegedly assaulting his teenage daughter.
Victims of crime are being shut out of Victoria’s justice system, with victim and witness consultations by the Office of Public Prosecutions falling almost 10,000 short of its annual target.
From $0 to $6 for a simple snag — the prices of the iconic democracy sausage have varied dramatically around the country. How much did you pay? SEE OUR LIST
Greens leader Adam Bandt was noticeably cranky after being humiliated at a polling both by a troll who accused him of “demonising” Jews.
Port Adelaide copped a 90-point belting against the Bulldogs, with a Power star set to face scrutiny over an off-the-ball act.
A second century in four matches for former Test opener Marcus Harris has him averaging more than 100 in English County cricket.
Victorians have turned out in droves to cast their vote in the Federal Election with the state a key battleground as the nation stares down a minority government.
Justin Longmuir and the Fremantle footy club is copping it from all sides after the Dockers’ dismal Friday night loss to St Kilda.
The first exit poll in a closely watched South Australian marginal electorate spells trouble for Peter Dutton and the Liberal Party.
The Greens have riled up Labor after appearing to run last-minute open tickets in crucial seats, as an influencer has messaged her young fans urging them to keep Peter Dutton out. Follow live updates.
Port Adelaide’s bright start in Ballarat didn’t last long. The Bulldogs flicked a switch to proves they are the real deal – and raise even more questions about Ken Hinkley’s side.
Anthony Albanese has faced a ‘crisis’ in the dying hours of the election campaign, calling into a radio station to share his struggle.
If you’ve been paying attention to election commentary and staying across the polls, you could be forgiven for thinking it’s already over.
Voters paid the hefty fee of $6 for their right to a democracy sausage with a ‘paesanella haloumi’ coming in at $9.50.
These are the electorates that could hand Anthony Albanese another three years of majority government.
These are the electorates that could hand Anthony Albanese another three years of majority government.
After five long weeks, Australians are in the process of deciding who forms the next government. When will we know who won? It could take a while.
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