Western Australia polls to test popularity of Albanese's party
It is Australia's final political contest before Prime Minister Albanese calls a national election that is due by mid May.
Who’s who in the Labor and Liberal campaign zoo
Most Australians will start tuning into the election only over coming months. Both major parties have been ready for weeks.
Dutton pulls out of fundraisers a day after leaving Queensland for billionaire’s event
The opposition leader flew to Sydney on Tuesday and attended a Liberal fundraiser at a $100 million harbourside mansion.
West Australia's centre-left Labor party re-elected at state poll
The opposition failed to substantially weaken ruling center-left Labor and put pressure on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
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Alfred leaves hundreds of thousands without power
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‘The Baz effect’: Liberal Party reflects as Labor is handed another emphatic victory
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Western Australian Labor Party secures historic third term in government
The Western Australian Labor Party will govern the state for a third consecutive term, after a resounding defeat over the ...
Centre-left Labor party re-elected in Western Australia
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Donkey vote, pork-barrelling: Common Australian Federal Election jargon explained
From donkey vote to democracy sausage and pork-barrelling, navigating a federal election can be beastly even before you’ve ...
Western Australian election: Voters' key concerns as party leaders make their final pitches
SBS News interviews at polling stations shows growing frustration over issues like job security, cost-of-living, and ...
Splits, fusions and evolutions: how Australia’s political parties took hold
In an extract from The Conversation’s new book on democracy, we chart the origins of the parties that dominate politics today, and the ones that fell by the wayside.