Kimberley Price
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Kimberley Price
As vote counting continues after the federal election, the Greens face the possibility of losing all four of their seats in the lower house. They remain in neck and neck contests in Brisbane seat of Ryan and Wills and Melbourne in Victoria. However, in the Senate, the Greens could wield considerable power as they've retained their six seats, and could secure more. Featured: Adam Bandt, Greens LeaderSarah Hanson-Young, Greens SenatorBen Raue, The Tally Room election analyst
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abc.net.au | Kimberley Price
Australia's Oscar Piastri has won three races in a row after taking out the Miami Grand Prix. His McLaren teammate Lando Norris came in second, and Mercedes driver George Russell came in third. Despite 18 weeks of racing still to go, the hype is around Piastri to win this year's circuit.
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abc.net.au | Rachel Hayter |Kimberley Price
More than 7 million people have already cast their ballot, while others still haven't decided who they're going to vote for at the polling booths tomorrow. Across the country, the ABC has been speaking with people, asking how they feel about what's on offer in this election.
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abc.net.au | Kimberley Price
This election, Millennial and Gen Z voters will outnumber Babyboomers for the first time. But new Australian research indicates many of them are uninterested in politics. And those who do seek out information on the poll and candidates are relying heavily on social media.
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | James Vyver |Kimberley Price
Indigenous policy has been largely absent from this election, but the deciding vote in some marginal electorates could come from the Fist Nations community. Gilmore is on the south-coast of New South Wales where Labor wone the last election by just 373 votes. The ABC estimates more than 5000 Indigenous people live in the electorate, and one expert believes there's power in unifying First Nations voters.
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