Opinion
Charting an electoral change of direction
Did Australian voters reject the right and pull politics back to the centre, or the left? Frank Bongiorno examines what just happened.
Opinion
Did Australian voters reject the right and pull politics back to the centre, or the left? Frank Bongiorno examines what just happened.
News
Labor is close to securing the parliamentary seats it needs for majority government but some contests from the weekend election are still too close to call.
Get InDaily in your inbox. Daily. The best local news sent straight to your inbox every workday at lunchtime.
Thanks for signing up to the InDaily newsletter.
Deputy Labor leader Richard Marles remains hopeful his party can rule in its own right rather than relying on a larger crossbench, after Saturday’s election brought an end to Scott Morrison’s prime ministership.
Labor leader Anthony Albanese will be sworn in as Australia’s 31st Prime Minister with the party hoping to form majority government, as voters deserted both major parties in favour of independents and the Greens.
Opposition leader Anthony Albanese has visited two key marginal Adelaide seats in a busy last day of campaigning across three states ahead of tomorrow’s poll, while Prime Minister Scott Morrison says he is confident in the judgement of voters who backed him last election.
As an unedifying election campaign grinds to a close with undecided voters unsure which way to jump, Michelle Grattan takes a quick look back at what’s on offer.
