Rude shock awaiting those voting for independents
The ‘teal independents’ have been thrust into the spotlight during the election campaign – but if elected their views may become irrelevant.
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‘Bewildered’: Candidates quit in row over social media posts
Two federal election candidates have resigned from their party after being ordered to do “gender training” after liking or sharing Facebook posts about transgender issues.
Arrogant independents leave voters in the dark
The teal independents, who could control a hung parliament, have flatly refused to explain where they stand on China’s advance in the Pacific, whether they want to change the income tax system, or when we should celebrate Australia Day.
Problem facing female candidates
New analysis of the major parties’ election candidates reveals four in five women are facing a common problem.
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Stronger vs better: Six-week campaign kicks off with future focus
Australians have been told they have a choice between a ‘stronger’ or a ‘better’ future at the federal election to be held on May 21 following a 41-day election campaign the PM homes will be a test for his rival.
‘Pretty shocking’: Lisa’s big election question
Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese faced the cameras this evening, and it was Lisa Wilkinson who asked the question we all want to know.
Unpacking the political spin from campaign launch
Experts share their views on the early election messaging coming from Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese.
‘Daggy dads’ go to war for undecided voters
The PM’s making curries, his opponent is quoting The Ramones. But don’t be fooled, they are both in a vicious fight for their futures – and the future of our country, writes James Morrow.
Revealed: quiet Aussies choosing the government
We’ve crunched the numbers and these are the voters who have quietly picked the government at every election since 2004. SEE THE DATA.
How NQ tiny town voters can swing 2022 election
A small town just south of Townsville with just over 200 voters is one of the most significant in the looming federal election. Find out why.
Volatile Booth: How Mount Larcom voters will influence Flynn
Mount Larcom has been found to be one of the most volatile booths in the electorate of Flynn. See how voters are feeling in the lead up to polling day.
How Parkhurst residents are voting this federal election
Rockhampton suburb Parkhurst has been identified as a volatile booth heading into the federal election, switching from one party to another three times between 2007 and 2019. Read how some residents are voting this federal election.
How the Sunshine Coast’s quiet Australians have swung elections
From heavy rail to Covid-19, Sunshine Coast voters with the power to swing the federal election reveal the issues that matter most to them. See the full list of volatile booths
‘We love you Scott’: PM finds friends in Nowra
Scott Morrison chose a marginal Labor-held seat for his first campaign stop but found some friends, including one who was vocal in her love for him.
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