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Final poll puts Coalition in front
ROLLING UPDATES: Malcolm Turnbull has cast his vote early, with the latest poll suggesting the Coalition will come out on top.
Polling day Five-minute guide to election day
Revealed Who we Google more: Malcolm or Bill?
Cool tool Find your election day sausage and cake
Political fighter The moment Malcolm transformed
Kidnap saga Beirut court blames 60 Mins boss
Aviation oasis $700M business in the middle of nowhere
Poor choices Where Aussie pollies went wrong
Kidnap scandal 60 Mins mum slams husband’s ‘lies’
Political drama Shorten faces Labor leadership battle
FROM AROUND THE SITE
Police killed in Dhaka terror attack
GUNMEN have stormed a crowded restaurant in the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka, taking 20 people hostage and triggering a deadly firefight with police.
Find your election day sausage and cake
STUCK on where the best place is to vote in your neighbourhood? This Google map shows you where you can get a sausage sizzle and cake across Australia.
Five-minute guide to election day
IT’S election day. Not sure where to go? What to do? Where to get a Democracy Sausage? Fear not. We’ve got all your questions answered.
Senate revving to be a wild ride
MR X says he’s ready to lead the most powerful minor party in South Australian history after Saturday’s federal election.
And the real vote winners are...
WHO were the real winners in this election campaign? This and more in Off the Record, our weekly look inside politics, business and the law.
Who we Google more: Malcolm or Bill?
AN analysis of Google search data has revealed the top five issues voters are worried about, and which leader Australians have more interest in.
’They thought I was going to cark it’
POLITICAL heavyweight Graham “Richo” Richardson has told of nearly dying after a marathon hospital operation and wanting to get involved in election coverage.
DUI driver’s trail of destruction
A WOMAN has been charged with high range drink driving after leaving a trail of destruction when she smashed into two parked cars in Rushcutters Bay.
‘Days of Clive Palmer are behind us’
LIVE BLOG: The man who hopes to snag the Sunshine Coast seat won by Clive Palmer at the last election says it’s ‘good news’ the mining magnate’s political career is over.
Lockout laws: Last shots (not) fired
PARTYGOERS’ hopes of the State Government relaxing contentious lockout laws have been dashed after Police Minister Bill Byrne yesterday did a U-turn on the rules to take effect next year.
A taste of Vince Focarelli’s new venture
CARRINGTON St residents have dubbed Vince Focarelli’s city restaurant as the “Shoot em’ up Cafe’ amid concerns the former gang leader’s past could catch up with him. Read the restaurant review inside
Consumer confidence on a rollercoaster
RECENT events in the UK — namely Brexit — have none-too-subtly demonstrated the impact that uncertainty and political instability can have within an economy.
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Melbourne schoolboy has the voice to win
ADAM Ladell is not giving up on his music dream just yet. Having made the semi-finals of The Voice, the Melbourne schoolboy living with Tourette syndrome wants to win.
Melbourne’s carjacking war gets smart
INTELLIGENCE experts are helping police combat a surge in carjackings and home invasions across Melbourne.
It’s going to be close in key WA seats
ALL eyes will be on the WA federal seats of Burt and Cowan, with predictions of a win to Labor in one seat and a close result in the other.
Perth photographer at Somme centenary
FORMER Sunday Times photographer David Bailey is among the thousands at Thiepval Memorial in France for the centenary of the Battle of the Somme.
Nine telecasts switch in Tassie
TASMANIAN viewers can still watch Nine Network content, but now on the former TDT channels.
Cities ring to the sound of voices
THE Festival of Voices is officially in full swing, and it’s music to the ears of performers, patrons, retailers and restaurants at both ends of the state.
First off-the-grid home
A FAMILY home under construction in Darwin’s northern suburbs comes with everything but the power bill
Secret govt info accidentally released
BUREAUCRATS at the NT Department of Housing refused to release information because it would embarrass Chief Minister Adam Giles, emails obtained by the NT News show
Scullion and McCarthy for the Senate
With only two Senate spots for the Northern Territory, they have always been neatly divided, with Labor and the Country Liberals taking one each at every election since 1975
West opens up for 110,000 residents
GO west to begin life anew. That’s the catchphrase driving Geelong’s urban planners as they determine where another 110,000-plus residents will live, work and play.
Full list of where to vote
Are you voting this weekend but don’t know where to go? Full list of voting locations on the Gold Coast here.
Entsch facing fight of his life
LEICHHARDT voters are being faced with what will likely be one of the closest federal elections in decades as candidates race to the end of a marathon campaign.
Where to vote in Townsville
Townsville residents will go to the polls today to decide our new mayor and the make-up of the new city council. Click here for a list of voting booths
