It is hard to remember a time before the 2022 election campaign. And at this late stage,polling day,it is hard to imagine life after Election 2022.
The Australian Electoral Commission has confirmed people who contracted COVID-19 before 6pm on Tuesday,but who didn’t register for a postal vote,might be unable to cast their ballot.
The lack of commitment to real budget repair – and the absolute commitment to winning an election – is evident in what both sides are promising voters at taxpayers’ expense.
An Administrative Appeals Tribunal deputy president has a large Josh Frydenberg poster outside her home,despite the code of conduct requiring members to act impartially in their private conduct.
The prospect of dealignment in Australian politics is discombobulating if,like me,you’re invested in certainties:safe seats,blue and red.
The former prime minister has made a flying visit to Melbourne to help out three battlers who are doing it tough:Liberal MPs Gladys Liu,Katie Allen and Josh Frydenberg.
The Coalition says it will save $3.3 billion by cutting into the public service,but the budget will remain mired in deficit as Labor holds back its costings.
The Coalition’s promise to allow first home buyers to use up to $50,000 of their super has sparked a fight with Labor over housing policy ahead of the election.
Robert Menzies’s daughter Heather Henderson says today’s Liberals need to rediscover the ideas of her father and party founder.
Wentworth MP Dave Sharma is relying on endorsements from NSW Treasurer Matt Kean and federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg in his campaign flyers - not Scott Morrison.
Independent Monique Ryan’s decision not to allocate preferences on her how-to-vote cards is leading to invalid votes.