Supply-demand balance ‘as safe as houses’
Scott Morrison’s homebuyers scheme aims to fast-track first house purchases by about three years and ease long-term pressure on the age pension.
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Parramatta top of the campaign stops
Parramatta has emerged as the top battleground electorate of the campaign, attracting more visits from the two major parties’ leaders than any other.
Hanson threat to widen preference war
Pauline Hanson is threatening to extend her campaign against moderate Liberals to Queensland, after targeting five electorates around the nation.
How low can you go? Why Libs’ primary goal is 46.5pc
Josh Frydenberg, Katie Allen and Dave Sharma are all at risk from the combined forces of Labor, the Greens and a teal independent.
Leaders keep distance on roads most travelled
Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese have beaten almost entirely different paths in the first two weeks of the election campaign, with only two seats attracting visits from both leaders.
Both leaders face uphill campaign task
Scott Morrison needs to have a better election campaign than all his predecessors this century if he is to have any chance of winning on May 21.
A year of rain in 97 days
Sydney has surpassed its annual rainfall in just over three months and could beat the 1950 record.
Coalition’s each-way bid to win election
Josh Frydenberg’s pre-election budget is a political juggling act that will underpin the federal Coalition’s campaign strategy to win a fourth term.
PM wins back women’s support
Scott Morrison has recovered lost ground with women voters in recent months and has built up a larger lead over Anthony Albanese on the question of preferred PM among women than men.
Revealed: where religious bill fallout tipped to sway voters
Analysis by The Weekend Australian shows religion is strong in a range of battleground seats that could decide the election | FULL LIST
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