We had to change this headline because Bradfield keeps getting closer
Could Bradfield be any closer? Yes, so far it (just) could, according to an elections expert. The post We had
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Infighting and leadership battles rock Australia’s four biggest parties
The Liberals, Nationals and Greens all have to pick new leaders, while Labor is beefing over its next cabinet. The
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Chaos in Kooyong, drama in Dickson and a serious salmon struggle: Crikey hits the polling stations
Crikey has gone on a mad dash around the country to visit some of the most marginal (or just downright
Anton Nilsson
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Albo blusters, Dutton cosies up and Bandt wants out of AUKUS: Reactions to Trump trade war
Several crossbenchers have called for Australia to pull out of AUKUS, while Labor unveiled a suite of policies to tackle
Anton Nilsson
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This little piggy: We’re mapping the election’s pork-barrelling
Australia's two major party leaders are feeling generous, hugging babies and making local promises worth hundreds of millions. We're mapping
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King Katter has long wanted a North Queensland state. Now he may get the chance
A hung parliament is very much on the cards, meaning independents like Bob Katter will have a lot more say
Anton Nilsson
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The cash splash has begun! Every major election promise so far and how much it will cost
With the spending promises from both major party blocs coming at breakneck speed, Crikey has decided to start listing the
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Why is Labor icing its tech levy — and what does Rudd have to do with it?
A barely three-month old initiative to force tech giants to pay Australian publishers appears to have become the latest victim
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Cautious Albanese keen to not rock Parliament ahead of election
All sides of politics appear to be in election mode already... The post Cautious Albanese keen to not rock Parliament
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Forget cricket! Australia’s national sport is guessing when the next election will be
Media outlets have spent at least half of Anthony Albanese's prime ministership guessing when the next election will be. Why
