The Latest Breaking News from Labor

Melbourne seat of Macnamara called for ALP guaranteeing it at least 76 seats in the House of Representatives

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese looks set to form a majority Labor government, with the ABC projecting victory for sitting member Josh Burns in the Melbourne seat of Macnamara.

Tasmanian MP says having an independent Speaker ‘would send a powerful and positive message’ after voters elected large crossbench

Mr Relentless thinks the climate debate the Coalition has rendered toxic by a decade of lying will default to a brawl with Labor about cost of living

From acknowledging a "mistake" in his past to standing by his "strong statements" on China, this is what we learned from Peter Dutton's first press conference as Liberal leader.

The Australian Labor Party is edging towards 76 seats and possible majority government after the electorate abandoned the Coalition at the federal election.

Queensland's Liberal National Party leader has called for the state government to stop delaying the decision on expanding a major coal mine.

Outgoing MP, who lost seat to a teal independent, says party needs to accept ALP has a mandate if it wants to regain inner-city seats at next election

Australians could have clarity on the final election result today, ABC News chief elections analyst Antony Green says.

UPDATE: On Monday night, the ABC called Macnamara as a Labor hold, giving Labor 76 of the 151 House of Representatives seats, enough for a majority. In the two remaining undecided seats, Labor has taken a narrow lead in Gilmore, while the Coalition is likely to hold Deakin.

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