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Tayyip Erdogan positioned to extend rule in Turkey

Turks have begun voting in a presidential runoff that could see Tayyip Erdogan extend his rule into a third decade and intensify Turkey's increasingly authoritarian path, muscular foreign policy and unorthodox economic governance.

DeSantis announces candidacy for US presidential race

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis says he will seek the 2024 Republican nomination for president.

Kenya braces for legal fight over William Ruto win

Kenya is bracing for a protracted legal battle after William Ruto was declared the victor in a closely fought presidential race over the objections of more than half the electoral commission, stoking fears of political violence.

Fit the Bill: Only Aussies should vote in Australian elections

After seven good weeks, Albo has finally come up with a stupid idea. We cheapen our vote if we allow any foreign nationals the right to vote here.

Japan ruling party set for strong election

Japanese voters have gone to the polls in a parliamentary election that may give the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) a surge of support after the assassination of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, a dominant politician and power broker.

Kim Rubenstein looks back on her bid for the purple

Professor Kim Rubenstein, former independent Senate candidate for the ACT, talks to Canberra Daily about her campaign and active citizenship.

Q&A: Labor MP Dr Andrew Leigh on the election

Economist Dr Andrew Leigh was re-elected as Labor member for Fenner for his fifth term. He spoke to Canberra Daily about the election.

David Pocock has his eye on the ball

David Pocock, former rugby giant, has a sporting chance of becoming the ACT’s first independent senator. CW interviewed him this week.

Labor election ‘a dramatic shift in Australian politics’, says Andrew Barr

Australian politics have changed following the election of the first Labor government since 2013, ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr believes.

ACTCOSS calls on Labor to create better future

The ACT Council of Social Service (ACTCOSS) welcomes the opportunities for change presented by the incoming Labor Government.

ACT Greens: Two party politics in Australia is over 

The ACT Greens have welcomed the 2022 Federal Election result, and encouraged the Federal Labor party to work with the Greens federally.

ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr welcomes Labor victory

Chief Minister Andrew Barr expects Labor's election will see a new approach to Commonwealth-Territory relations.

Strange campaign but major parties differ on housing

I make the following observations. It has been a strange campaign with both sides not doing as well as they could.

Liberals promise more funds for ACT suicide postvention services

A re-elected Morrison Government would invest $300,000 to continue suicide postvention services in the ACT to help bereaved families.

Labor promises funding for Gorman House Arts Centre

Labor pledged to revitalise Canberra’s beloved Gorman House Arts Centre in advance of the centre’s centenary in 2024.

Kim Rubenstein deplores Liberals’ public service cuts

Kim Rubenstein has deplored the Morrison Government’s decision to slash a further $3.3 billion from the public service.

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