Turnbull faces backlash as blame game begins
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Labor takes unexpected lead in two-party preferred vote after an update on the Australian Electoral Commission website.
Labor takes unexpected lead in two-party preferred vote after an update on the Australian Electoral Commission website.
Election result hinges on eight lower house seats, which are currently too close to call.
COMMENT Did Malcolm Turnbull give it all he had or could he have pushed just that little bit harder?
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Assuming the government scrapes back in, this poor election result carries hard lessons for politicians.
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