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John Shipton, father of the WikiLeaks founder, says ‘of course things would change’ if Labor were elected in May

A new study has confirmed two-thirds of young Aussies can’t see homeownership in their futures due to surging house prices and tell me something I don’t know. Experts said young people have given up on the idea of buying a house because, surprise surprise, neither major party is going to…

They've been labelled the "teal independents" — a group of mostly female candidates taking on mostly male Liberal MPs in some of Australia's wealthiest electorates. This is how they could impact the federal election.

The Coalition visited a fossil fuel company the same day it attacked Labor on it energy and climate plans.

Greens release costings to support 10% levy as part of policy package to increase tax on big companies and super-rich

Albanese’s disapproval rate rose by five points but over half of all respondents still believe Labor will win the next election

Party believes being visible and knocking on lots of doors is helping it win votes from ‘complacent’ rivals

Huge tax breaks for offshore gas projects are ripping off Australian communities, especially in the west, according to the party seeking the balance of power.

Bulahdelah residents "angry", "distressed" over closure of its only aged care facility.

This week’s Newspoll, conducted April 14-17 from a sample of 1,510, gave Labor a 53-47 lead, unchanged since last week. Primary votes were 36% Labor (down one), 35% Coalition (down one), 12% Greens (up two), 4% One Nation (up one), 4% UAP (steady) and 9% for all Others (down one).

As far as political debate goes, this federal election seems to be less about climate change than any in the past 15 years. Unlike in 2010, 2013 and 2016 – when governments were elected and leaders deposed over climate policy – this time there’s no brutal contest over the issue.