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1 week ago | 
news.com.au | Natalie Brown |Samantha Maiden |Samuel Clench |Jessica Wang
LIVEWelcome to our live coverage of election night. Labor has won a second term in power, meaning Anthony Albanese will remain as Prime Minister. And Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has lost his own seat to Labor’s Ali France, giving her success in Dickson at her third attempt. Read on for more updatesRead related topics:Adam BandtAnthony AlbaneseCost Of LivingImmigrationLabor PartyLiberal PartyOne NationPeter DuttonThe GreensThe Independents
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1 week ago | 
news.com.au | Natalie Brown |Samantha Maiden |Samuel Clench |Jessica Wang
Welcome to our live coverage of the federal election campaign. Anthony Albanese is set to defy a record low primary vote to secure a second term as Prime Minister relying on the flow of preferences from the Greens and the minor parties. Mr Dutton has promised “big surprises” on election night as Liberal strategists insist they can snatch up to ten seats from Labor and push the Prime Minister into minority government.
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2 weeks ago | 
news.com.au | Natalie Brown |Samantha Maiden |Samuel Clench |Jessica Wang
Welcome to our live coverage of the final days of federal election campaign. Labor is projected to triumph on Saturday with an increased majority of 84 seats, according to YouGov’s final MRP model, sending the Coalition under Peter Dutton to its worst election defeat since 1946. Per the YouGov poll, released this morning, Labor leads the Coalition 52.9 per cent to 47 per cent in the national two-party preferred vote.
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2 weeks ago | 
perthnow.com.au | Jessica Wang |Samuel Clench
Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton are hitting the road again as the penultimate day of campaigning for Saturday’s federal election gets under way. Both leaders are setting a frenetic pace in the final days before Australians vote, trying to visit as many marginal electorates as they can. The final RedBridge-Accent national poll before Saturday’s election has Mr Albanese extending Labor’s two-party-preferred lead an extra point to 53 per cent to the Coalition’s 47 per cent, News Corp reported.
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2 weeks ago | 
thewest.com.au | Jessica Wang |Samuel Clench
Australian election 2025: Albanese, Dutton on Day 34 of May 3 election campaign
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2 weeks ago | 
news.com.au | Natalie Brown |Samantha Maiden |Samuel Clench |Jessica Wang
Welcome to our live coverage of the federal election campaign. In a truly unexpected turn of events, “Tiger King” Joe Exotic has come out in support of Anthony Albanese. The controversial Netflix star, who is currently in prison for a multitude of offences, also revealed why he’d done so, shutting down rumours he was “paid” to by Labor. “No Anthony Albanese did not pay me,” he wrote, in a follow-up to his initial Instagram post.
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2 weeks ago | 
thewest.com.au | Jessica Wang |Samuel Clench
Australian election 2025: Albanese, Dutton campaign on day 33 of May 3 election
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2 weeks ago | 
perthnow.com.au | Jessica Wang |Samuel Clench
Anthony Albanese will step away from blitzing marginal seats on Wednesday to deliver a leader’s address to the National Press Club, a traditional pre-election engagement that Peter Dutton will skip. Meanwhile, the Australian Bureau of Statistics will shortly before the Prime Minister’s address release the March quarter CPI figures – which will indicate if the inflation fight is being won.
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2 weeks ago | 
perthnow.com.au | Samuel Clench |Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
Peter Dutton left the audience of the final leaders’ debate gobsmacked when he could not answer how much a dozen eggs cost. The question during the final election leaders’ debate on Sunday night might not have been about policy, but it was the question that went to the heart of the cost-of-living crisis faced by struggling families. During a quickfire round on the Seven Network’s Final Showdown, both Anthony Albanese and Mr Dutton were asked about the cost of a dozen eggs.
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3 weeks ago | 
news.com.au | Benedict Brook |Samuel Clench
Welcome, once again, to our live coverage of US politics. The terms of Donald Trump’s “final offer” to Ukraine, as he seeks a peace deal with Russia, have been revealed, and will be hard for the Ukrainians to accept. A one-page document, presented to Ukrainian officials by the US this week, would classify the occupied Crimean Peninsula as “de jure” Russian territory. That’s something Ukraine has said, repeatedly, it will not countenance.
