Untold story of 2022 poll: Same votes, different result
Under a ‘first past the post’ voting system, Scott Morrison’s Coalition would have been close to winning minority government with more seats than Labor.
Under a ‘first past the post’ voting system, Scott Morrison’s Coalition would have been close to winning minority government with more seats than Labor.
Labor MPs who broke ranks over JobSeeker say they will continue to advocate for higher welfare payments, ramping up internal pressure on Anthony Albanese.
From the biggest blowouts to inflation, income tax, revenue and a decade of deficits ahead, there’s no hiding from these economic realities buried in the budget.
Self-described suburban mum Mary Doyle has defied the cost of living crisis to land a crushing blow on the Liberal Party in Aston.
Re-elected Green Jenny Leong is on track to be the party’s first MP to record more than 50 per cent of the primary vote in any election at federal, state or territory level.
NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet and Labor leader Chris Minns are concentrating much of their energy trying to win the seats of Parramatta and Leppington, analysis reveals.
Falling property prices have not made housing more affordable after nine consecutive interest rate rises slashed the amount buyers can borrow by thousands.
When Lidia Thorpe first entered the Senate in late 2020, she briefly raised her fist, a sign of the political activism that was to come.
Fourteen police officers have been shot and killed by an offender on the job. Is policing more dangerous today?
Millennial parents raising young children are the new political ‘swingers’, elbowing aside the Baby Boomers as the generation with the most electoral muscle.
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