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An unprecedented Labor win sparked stirring words of victory from the party, and dejected – and sometimes feisty – words from the defeated

In a dramatic parallel, what happened in Canada at the beginning of this week has now been replicated in Australia at the end of the week.

Anthony Albanese begins day in Dickson, where Labor is hoping to unseat the opposition leader

Jane Hume’s announcement of $813m cut to foreign aid criticised by several Liberal party MPs and humanitarian groups

Long-awaited costings of more than 200 policies show Coalition would gut long list of environment and clean energy programs if returned to power

Long-awaited costings show Coalition would gut long list of environment and clean energy programs if returned to power

Exclusive: WeChat ad narrow-cast to Chinese-Australian community spruiks Scott Yung’s ‘independent thinking’

Jim Chalmers labelled Peter Dutton the ‘biggest risk’ to Australia’s AAA credit rating and household budgets

“Women’s” issues are once again playing a significant role in the election debate as Labor and the Liberals trade barbs over which parties’ policies will benefit women most. In the latest salvo, the opposition has announced a $90 million package to combat family and domestic violence.

Jason Clare says reported comments by Jane Hume suggest the Coalition still wants to enforce a return to office work

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