A small measure of historical perspective for this week's leadership polling, on which Scott Morrison lost his lead as preferred prime minister from both Newspoll and Essential Research.
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Tasmania's Premier resigns after two election landslides and one-and-a-half terms.
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A crash in Scott Morrison's standing finds Labor edging ahead on voting intention, and Anthony Albanese taking the lead on preferred prime minister.
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Some overdue insights into what went wrong for Labor in Tasmania, whose five seats accounted for two of the party's five losses at the federal election.
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To keep things ticking over, some factless musings on the bushfire situation.
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Essential Research's latest suggests voters still give the Coalition the edge on economic management, but are nervous about their prioritisation of surplus over stimulus.
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Does Labour have any chance of winning the likely upcoming UK election? Yes. Also: the left wins in Argentina, plus Israeli and US election updates. Guest post by Adrian Beaumont.
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A deep dive into the darkest corner of Labor's federal election failure.
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Mounting suggestions that the disappointment of Labor's election defeat could prompt an end-of-year rush for the parliamentary exit.
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10:50am Welcome to a live blog of the Canadian election results by Adrian Beaumont. The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has up-to-date figures. Polls closed at 10:30am AEDT in four eastern provinces (32 of 338 seats), and the Liberals have leads in 12 seats, to two for the Conservatives, and one NDP. These eastern provinces are … Continue reading "Canadian election results live!"