
Matilda Boseley
Social Media Reporter and Presenter at The Guardian Australia
I wrote a book about ADHD "The Year I Met My Brain".Social Media Reporter and Presenter (and TikToker?) for @GuardianAus. Award-winning (and losing) journalist.
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2 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Michael Kalenderian |Bertin Huynh |Molly Glassey |Henry Belot |Matilda Boseley
After two thumping election loses, the Liberal party has a lot of soul-searching to do if it wants to regain government, especially with Chinese Australian communities. In its post-2022 election review, the party admitted more work needed to be done to win votes with Chinese Australians after electorates with significant communities all voted against the Liberal party at a higher rate than others. So why was the drubbing repeated in 2025?
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3 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Matilda Boseley |Bertin Huynh |As credited
Sussan Ley has become Australia's first female federal opposition leader and the first woman to lead the Liberal party, beating Angus Taylor in the race for the Liberal leadership. She won against Taylor 29 votes to 25. Queensland MP Ted O'Brien has won the deputy leader position in the Liberals, with 38 votes. Guardian Australia's Matilda Boseley explains
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1 month ago |
theguardian.com | Shelley Hepworth |Sanjana Jose |Matilda Boseley
Anthony Albanese has secured a stunning federal election win while delivering a devastating result for the Coalition that cost Peter Dutton his own seat.
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1 month ago |
theguardian.com | Matilda Boseley |Sanjana Jose |As credited |Shelley Hepworth
Anthony Albanese will continue as prime minister. As votes were counted, it became clear very quickly that there would be no path to victory for the Coalition and Peter Dutton, with Dutton even losing his own seat of Dickson. Matilda Boseley is here for an unexpectedly early update• Anthony Albanese secures ‘win for the ages’ at 2025 federal election with Labor securing majority• Who is Ali France, the Labor candidate who has unseated Peter Dutton in Dickson?
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1 month ago |
theguardian.com | Matilda Boseley |Lisa Favazzo |Pablo Barnes |Michael Kalenderian
As the election gets closer to the finish line without a clear winner in sight, more and more people are throwing around the possibility of a hung parliament. As part of the Voting 101 series, Matilda Boseley explains what a hung parliament actually is and what to expect if the main contenders end up in a dead heat• Watch the rest of the Voting 101 series• See all our 2025 Australian election coverage here
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