Has controversial Katherine cancelled herself?
The PM refuses to cancel her. Senior Libs back her. But the candidate who sparked the debate about trans women in sport has gone quiet, writes Samantha Maiden.
Analysis
Albanese needs to focus on selling his vision
Labor cannot rely on Morrison just losing seats where voters are fed up with him – Albanese must convince Australia he will be a better leader. He hasn’t done that yet.
Photo reveals Albo’s secret weapon
A brief but telling moment during Anthony Albanese’s election campaign has revealed a major advantage for the Labor leader.
Why Albo wants to sidestep cashless debit card questions
Anthony Albanese is known as a political street fighter, so his reluctance to be front and centre of the pensioner scare campaign is notable, writes Matthew Killoran.
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Editorial: Turbulent times call for Turnbull
SATURDAY’S poll will have far-reaching implications. The stakes are high. It’s the clear view of The Advertiser that Malcolm Turnbull is the right choice to deliver the strong and stable leadership needed in tumultuous times.
Prime Minister triumph beckons
ACCORDING to Galaxy, the bold bid by Bill Shorten’s Labor to oust Malcolm Turnbull’s first-term Coalition Government will fail.
Turnbull the best to guide us
MALCOLM Turnbull has hardly staged a dynamic campaign but he has demonstrated he can be a successful and sensible Prime Minister in a time of uncertainty.
Town that’s been spared the election
NO babies have been kissed, no teens cajoled into selfies, shoppers feel free to go about their business unshaven and in tracksuits. What’s going on in Groom?
Labor wins daily race but may fall at the line
WHILE many agree Bill Shorten might have won the daily horse race — and launched the better scare campaign — Malcolm Turnbull’s approach to the election campaign may very well see him come through in the end. Here’s why.
Campaign hits fever pitch
OPINION: With less than 48 hours until the polls open, it’s full steam ahead for politicians in their final pitches to voters. In the case of the two major parties, they couldn’t be more different.
Nick Xenophon — substance or spin?
SENATOR Nick Xenophon is SA’s most popular politician — and his band of NXT candidates are the wildcard in Saturday’s federal election. But does Mr X deliver results or spin? The Advertiser analyses his record.
Titanic campaign, but leaders not safe yet
COMMENT: There has been no car crash, no train derailment, no political roof collapse, despite an eight-week campaign that delivered an abundant time frame for magnificent catastrophes to befall parties on both sides.
The battlers cruelly left behind
TALK of farmers being the engine room of the economy seems to have been forgotten as they deal with politicians’ indifference and falling prices, writes Ed Gannon.
What Coalition win will say about us
IT may be boring – very boring – but that doesn’t mean this election won’t change history.
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