Blowout victory for No in key state
The referendum numbers for the crucial state of South Australia have delivered a blowout win for the No camp.
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How to watch the referendum results
TV networks are wheeling out their biggest names to cover the election results this weekend. Here’s who’ll be on your screens.
First look at AusPost’s $75m mega facility
eCommerce is booming and Australia Post is moving to keep itself fit for the future WITH a new $75m state-of-the-art parcel facility.
Crisis threatening Christmas tradition
A beloved holiday tradition is at risk, with Australia facing a looming shortage of Santas.
Trump’s tirade over nuclear subs report leak
The former US president has responded to claims he leaked sensitive military information to Australian billionaire Anthony Pratt in a typically bombastic fashion.
Hidden No vote rises in radical meeting
Radical Indigenous activists who gathered in Canberra to say ‘No’ to a Voice to Parliament want a revolution, not reconciliation.
‘No’ campaigner pulls out of senate race
A leading No campaigner has declared he will not be contesting the casual NSW Liberal senate position vacated by a former foreign minister.
‘Reaching for my rifle’: Bob’s best zingers of 2023 (so far)
From guns, gators and greenies to smacking journos and unruly kiddie crims, larrikin MP Bob Katter has delivered some truly wild sound bites this year. Check out our favourites.
Big new ban in online gambling
A dramatic change in how punters can bet online is coming as research shows Australians lose about $25bn on legal forms of gambling each year.
Bombshell as Albo told to scrap Voice vote
Peter Dutton has unleashed a bombshell new push on the Voice to Parliament vote in a spectacular attack on Anthony Albanese.
‘Great move’ offers relief to homebuyers
Australians are screaming for housing relief and now one state has cut back planning requirements to make it easier to build.
Former MP blasts ‘vindictive witch hunt’
An outspoken former MP claims he was targeted by the Australian Electoral Commission in a malicious “witch hunt”.
‘Rubbish’: Thorpe slams Voice pamphlets
Lidia Thorpe’s political movement has handed down its view on the Voice to parliament pamphlets, saying voters are being “coerced”.
Fadden win a ‘lethargic result’: Marles
The Liberal Party has had a major win in the Queensland seat of Fadden, but Labor says it’s not as convincing as it should have been.
LNP secures ‘safe’ Fadden seat
LNP has secured a victory in the Fadden by-election, as votes continue to be counted.
Ex-MP ‘singled out’ after anonymous complaint
A controversial former MP is facing a possible fine worth tens of thousands of dollars after an anonymous complaint, a court has been told.
‘Stitch up’: Ex-MP lashes lawsuit as ‘waste’
A former United Australia Party MP has branded his legal stoush with the Australian Electoral Commission as a waste of tax dollars.
Dutton’s huge failure has ‘killed’ the Liberals
The party can now kiss goodbye to regaining any of the extra seats lost to the Teals, says Joe Hildebrand.
ScoMo fuels rumours with cryptic pie post
Scott Morrison has fuelled speculation he is poised to quit politics within months by posting a cryptic photo at the footy – as support for the Liberal Party implodes.
Labor takes historic election win
The once safe Liberal seat of Aston has been won by Labor, landing a shocking blow to Opposition Leader Peter Dutton.
Major blow to Dutton in election upset
The polls have now closed in the hotly contested Aston by-election, as Labor is expected to nab the historically safe Liberal seat.
Union in court over mysterious posters attacking Labor
The CFMEU is accused of being behind posters that slammed Labor’s Ged Kearney over her mining share portfolio.
First home buyers’ plans explained
Labor and the Coalition have now unveiled their proposals to help first homebuyers crack the market — but there’s one glaring issue both parties completely ignore.
‘Very difficult’: Albo’s grim new warning
The Prime Minister has warned a “difficult” Christmas lies ahead for thousands of Australians facing a myriad of hardships.
‘Out of touch’: Heavy election loss probed
A post-election review by the Liberal Party has revealed what it believes were the main reasons behind the Coalition’s heavy defeat in 2022.
Keneally flees after embarrassing loss
Labor’s Kristina Keneally has been spotted back in an exclusive northern beaches suburb, just days after her embarrassing election defeat.
Frydenberg pushed to challenge ‘toxic’ PM
Former Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has broken his silence, confirming he was asked to challenge Scott Morrison for the leadership before the election.
Tony Abbott’s plan to fix the Liberals
Former prime minister Tony Abbott has revealed what the Liberals need to do to recover from the devastating election loss it suffered.
Albo under fire days into top job
While Anthony Albanese was in Japan, his deputy made a tough call over Labor’s first move in government. It hasn’t gone down well.
How Dutton’s biggest fault could win him top job
Critics have accused Mr Dutton of being a bully with his hard line and no-nonsense approach, but that’s exactly what could make him the right leader.
Alcott’s one ask of Albo
Two-time Paralympic gold medallist and 2022 Australian of the Year Dylan Alcott has revealed the person he’s backing after this year’s election result.
What your power bill will look like now
Households across the nation can expect power prices to surge from July, although the residents of one state will receive a welcome discount.
Albo’s call from French President
The frosty relationship between Australia and France could be thawing after Anthony Albanese received a phone call from the French President.
Moment PVO reveals he forgot to vote, again
Political editor Peter van Onselen shocked colleagues and viewers revealing he forgot to vote in the election, but it’s not the first time.
‘Shouldn’t have said it’: Albo condemns Plibersek’s Dutton sledge
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has responded to Tanya Plibersek’s sledge against Coalition leader-in-waiting Peter Dutton, saying he was ‘dead serious’ in wanting a change in Australia’s political discourse. LISTEN NOW
Keneally mistake that Libs can’t ignore
Labor’s Kristina Keneally’s embarrassing loss to independent Dai Le highlights a problem the Liberal Party needs to get a grip on.
Dutton to lead ‘unopposed’; Biden ‘walks out’ on Albo
Peter Dutton will be elected “unopposed” as Liberal Party leader, according to a senior Liberal. It comes after Joe Biden played another joke on Anthony Albanese. SEE THE VIDEO.
Triumphant Liberal reveals real party ‘heartland’
Melissa McIntosh held her seat of Lindsay and even won a swing in her direction, and she has some pointed advice for fellow party members who think “ideological” fighting will win votes.
Inside Scomo’s call with McGowan
WA Premier Mark McGowan has revealed details of his private phone call with former Prime Minister Scott Morrison and launched another spray against Peter Dutton.
Knife’s edge: David Pocock ahead in ACT Senate Race
Former rugby union player David Pocock is on track to become the ACT’s first independent senator. We take a look at how this would change territory politics.
Biden ‘walks off’ after Albo’s comment
Things were all going well between Joe Biden and Anthony Albanese, but one comment from the new PM led to a mock walk off.
Shock move: Liberal Party critic Chelsey Potter eyes Chapman’s seat
Former Liberal staffer Chelsey Potter – who spoke out about her alleged sexual assault – is considering putting her hand up for Vickie Chapman’s seat of Bragg.
Vicious ‘smear’ after Keneally’s shock defeat
The independent candidate who defeated Kristina Keneally in the safe Labor seat in western Sydney has hit out at vicious “smears” about her.
The one losing MP ScoMo refused to call
Scott Morrison refused to call one Liberal MP after they lost their seat – snubbing them in his round of calls to MPs who were defeated in the election.
Americans likely ‘wary’ of Penny Wong
Americans will likely be “a little wary” of Australia’s new Foreign Minister Penny Wong, one political analyst says.
Elusive Kristina Keneally spotted fleeing Fowler defeat
Labor’s parachute candidate Kristina Keneally has been spotted on her old Northern Beaches home of Scotland Island, just three days after her defeat at the hands of an independent.
Albo’s blunt answer to China question
Anthony Albanese has reinforced an address from US President Joe Biden as talk of issues in the Pacific continue.
Hidden detail in Liberal election bloodbath
A look at the map after Saturday’s federal election bloodbath shows how drastically things have changed in one area in particular for the Liberal Party.
Labor’s plan to answer businesses’ cry for help
Australia’s acting Prime Minister says quickly training workers to fill labour shortages would be part of the new government’s immediate plan to help businesses.
‘Classless’: Jenny caught in cruel attack
A prominent feminist writer who took a ‘classless’ swipe at Jenny Morrison’s dress has found herself on the end of harsh backlash.
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