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After weeks of tense campaigning, the moment of truth has arrived.
The results are in the federal election. Keep an eye on this blog for all the latest results.
Sky News and news.com.au is calling Warringah for Zali Steggall, meaning former Liberal PM Tony Abbott has lost his seat.
After 25 years, Mr Abbott has been turfed out by voters in the Sydney seat.
With 15 per cent of the vote counted, Ms Steggall has achieved a 62.3 per cent result on a two-party preferred basis.
South Australian Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young is on track to retain her seat.
She was under pressure to hang onto her spot, but she's looking good with 57 per cent of the vote counted.
Derryn Hinch looks unlikely to retain his seat in the Senate.
The former TV personality, who ran under his Derryn Hinch's Justice Party, is on track to lose his seat representing Victoria.
Jacqui Lambie is on track to score a seat in the Senate.
With 63 per cent of the vote counted, Lambie is in front to claim the last Senate spot for Tasmania.
Lambie was a senator under the Palmer United Party, but quit to go independent.
Labor has won the Victorian seat of Dunkley, which had been held by the Liberals' Chris Crewther.
Fraser Anning has lost his seat in the Senate.
The most-tweeted zinger about his loss comes courtesy of ABC Analyst Antony Green: "Fraser Anning goes back to where he came from because he won't come back to the Parliament."
He may have spent an estimated $60 million in advertising in the hopes of getting back into Parliament, but Clive Palmer is unlikely to win a seat.
With more than a third of the Senate vote counted, Mr Palmer is on track to lose his bid for a spot in the Senate for Queensland.
The news is better for Pauline Hanson's One Nation. Her No.1 Senate pick, Malcolm Roberts, is on track to win a Senate seat.
Sky News and news.com.au is calling Warringah for Zali Steggall, meaning former Liberal PM Tony Abbott has lost his seat.
After 25 years, Mr Abbott has been turfed out by voters in the Sydney seat.
With 15 per cent of the vote counted, Ms Steggall has achieved a 62.3 per cent result on a two-party preferred basis.
Labor's Fiona Phillips has claimed victory in the NSW seat of Gilmore, which had been held by the Liberal Party for 23 years.
Liberal MP Gavin Pearce has won the seat of Braddon in Hobart. Labor's Justine Keay has just conceded.
Peta Credlin has claimed that Labor is winning a crucial battle against the Coalition – with the federal election just around the corner.
A new in-depth documentary by Sky News host Peta Credlin investigates a major issue that could swing this year’s election.
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