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Party leader says he believes people know the difference between state and federal governments and issues

A showdown between a Nat and an independent is looming in a New South Wales electorate as large as Germany.

Independent senator was pulled to the ground by Australian federal police in front of Parliament House

If the NSW Coalition can hold Labor to a minority government tomorrow, or even win, the premier will be a god among his fellow Liberals.

As a student of politics back in the 1980s, Fred Nile neglected the written assignments in favour of getting himself elected to NSW Parliament.

A former state premier says the Voice referendum is a risk "we don't need to take". How will Western Australia's unique landscape and entrenched Indigenous disadvantage affect how it votes?

Four years ago, a mass fish kill was the backdrop for a massive upset in far-west NSW at the state election. Now, the Nationals are dealing with similar events as they try to reclaim the seat of Barwon.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s voice cracked as he unveiled details of the Voice referendum’s wording but his determination to get it passed didn’t, and the Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus wants ‘urgent advice’ from the AFP about independent Senator Lidia Thorpe being tackled at a protest in Canberra.

Health professionals call for ban on vape imports; Liberal leader under pressure to reveal stance on referendum; Chinese app boss grilled by US Congress

The prime minister has challenged Peter Dutton to make his stance on the voice to parliament known, saying all the detail on the proposal is there.

Millions of people across New South Wales will head to the polls tomorrow to choose the 58th parliament. Here's everything you need to know about what time the polls close, how to fill in ballot papers and how the decision is decided.