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Labor, coalition switch pitch to senior voters

The two major parties are pitching directly to senior voters, promising an expansion to the health concession card and cheaper medications.

Federal election campaign focus on housing affordability

An impending interest rate rise and a new opposition shared equity plan to get thousands of people into homes has intensified the spotlight on property affordability.

CSIRO Ginninderra site land release to accommodate 2000 homes

Senator for the ACT, Zed Seselja, today announced a portion of the CSIRO’s Ginninderra site will be directly sold off for housing.

John Howard rallies troops in Liberal heartland

Former prime minister John Howard and retiring MP John Alexander came together on Saturday to launch Simon Kennedy's campaign in their former seat of Bennelong.

Senator Zed Seselja ‘fighting’ for Canberra

Senator for the ACT Zed Seselja says he will be fighting for cost of living and affordable housing this election, among other issues.

Scott Morrison, Anthony Albanese face up to voters in debate

Voters will have an opportunity to watch the Liberal and Labor leaders' election pitches but research shows less than a third will tune in.

Labor, Liberals rule out independents deal

Anthony Albanese has turned his focus to better support for people in disaster-hit areas like Brisbane, as Scott Morrison talks up mining jobs in WA.

$40M roads promise kicks off Liberal federal election campaign

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has hit the ground running on the first official day of the election campaign, announcing a multi-million dollar commitment to upgrade local roads.

New pick imminent to replace Health Minister Greg Hunt

Australia will find out who will replace outgoing health minister Greg Hunt before voting day, the prime minister has confirmed.

Tasmanian premier Peter Gutwein quits with ’empty tank’

Tasmania's governing Liberal party will soon decide the island state's next premier after the shock resignation of Peter Gutwein.

Federal parties learn lessons from South Australian vote

Federal Labor and Liberal figures say there are lessons to be learned out of the South Australian state election contest.

Concerns over ‘opaque’ political donations

The Centre for Public Integrity has called for reform as it reveals shadowy sources comprise over a third of Australia's political donations.

The ACT a great example of a Labor-Greens alliance

Senator Zed Seselja, Liberal Senator for the ACT, argues the failings of the ACT Government demonstrates the type of government one could expect from a Federal Labor-Greens alliance.

Smith falls on sword over drunken crash

Tim Smith's decision not to contest the next election after crashing his car while drunk is an "honourable one", the Victorian Liberal MP's leader says.

Treasurer defends pre-poll car park fund

Josh Frydenberg has defended allocating $660 million to commuter car parks in Liberal and marginal seats before the last federal election.

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