The polls told us that Labor had recovered to an election-winning position, but they understated the magnitude of that win.

Union members have celebrated Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s thumping election win as thousands took the streets to mark Labour Day while the LNP reflects on its losses. 'It’s mind-blowing ...

Labor has lashed state MPs in response to a hit job of the ALP’s Leichhardt candidate ... in a final act of service to the LNP was at the Smithfield pre-poll centre on Thursday handing out ...

Learn More Tomorrow, Australians head to the polls for the Australian ... an Australian Labour Party (ALP) majority, a Liberal National Party (LNP) majority, or a minority government.

The LNP’s Jeremy Neal discovered around half-a ... Senator Murray Watt and ALP candidate for Leichhardt at Cairns TAFE on Monday morning. Picture: Samuel Davis Mr Smith condemned the vandals ...

Accusations that Labor supporters defaced campaign signs for a rival candidate around Cairns have been strongly denied by the ALP’s candidate for Leichhardt, Matt Smith. The LNP’s Jeremy Neal ...

During the spring, voters can select their top athlete for boys and girls sports. Polls are open from 4 a.m. Mondays through 5 p.m. Wednesdays. Winners will be announced on the GameTimePA ...

Apart from the Albanese government's victory, the chart shows ... but polls suggest Labor has shored up its base vote in recent weeks. The inner-city seat of Macnamara (ALP 12.2%) was a true ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Both major parties are now throwing billions of dollars at new housing policies without saying where the money will come from ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Power cost cuts useless as we fry It is unfathomable that the climate crisis happening right now is off the table as far as the two ...

The ALP has 78 seats and could easily lose three, whereas the LNP gaining the 22 seats needed to win is a big ask. Source: Polls as indicated ... and then a relief rally once it’s over. The next chart ...