Corin Dann

1 month ago | radionz.co.nz | Corin Dann

Watch Corin Dann's full video report Prime Minister Christopher Luxon believes Labor's victory in the Australian election shows voters want governments to focus on the right issues. Despite struggling in the polls just a few months ago, Labor has been returned to power with an increased majority under leader Anthony Albanese. Australian commentators believe the opposition's Donald Trump-style politics counted against him on Saturday night, as it did for the Conservatives in Canada.

1 month ago | rnz.co.nz | Corin Dann

Watch Corin Dann's full video report Prime Minister Christopher Luxon believes Labor's victory in the Australian election shows voters want governments to focus on the right issues. Despite struggling in the polls just a few months ago, Labor has been returned to power with an increased majority under leader Anthony Albanese. Australian commentators believe the opposition's Donald Trump-style politics counted against him on Saturday night, as it did for the Conservatives in Canada.

1 month ago | radionz.co.nz | Corin Dann

Analysis - For the Labor Party faithful at Anthony Albanese's election night headquarters, the party started early. While many had been nervously banking on a win, few could have predicted such a stunning victory, and for it to come through so early. By 8.30pm Saturday (Australian time), it was done and dusted - ABC's famous pollster Anthony Green declaring on the big screen that there was no way Peter Dutton could win. The place exploded with joy.

1 month ago | rnz.co.nz | Corin Dann

Analysis - For the Labor Party faithful at Anthony Albanese's election night headquarters, the party started early. While many had been nervously banking on a win, few could have predicted such a stunning victory, and for it to come through so early. By 8.30pm Saturday (Australian time), it was done and dusted - ABC's famous pollster Anthony Green declaring on the big screen that there was no way Peter Dutton could win. The place exploded with joy.

1 month ago | rnz.co.nz | Corin Dann

Millions of Australians have been flocking to the polls today to vote in a federal election. Polls show that Labor is on track to pip the Liberal-led Coalition and be re-elected to government. While an increasing number of Australians have chosen to vote early this election, as many as 10 million are still expected to vote today. At Sydney's famous Bondi Beach, voters queued to vote in hot sunny conditions, with some even voting in their budgie smugglers or togs.