Turnbull: 'We have won the election'
The Prime Minister has declared victory in the election and called for all sides of politics to work together.
Bill Shorten concedes defeat
Opposition Leader accepts defeat and says Malcolm Turnbull has a mandate to pursue the policies he took to the election.
Coalition to push its corporate tax cuts
Medicare-related savings and 'jobs and growth' still on the agenda, says Arthur Sinodinos.
No more 'Mediscares': Australians want truth
Australians overwhelming want truth in political advertising laws as part of a crackdown on false and misleading scare campaigns.
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'No, minister': Bureaucrats knocked back bonuses
Performance payments for public servants have become a divisive issue in politics.
Stan Grant says treaty could end the torn allegiance
The Australian Constitution was revered, but a treaty acknowledging the nation's wrongs against Indigenous people could be ...
Boost to Turnbull as Coalition takes the lead in two more seats
The Coalition has taken the lead in two cliffhanger seats, boosting its chances of majority government.
Shroud of secrecy over politicians' perks document
Just how hard did our federal politicians fight to keep their generous parliamentary perks? We may never know for sure.
Turnbull must learn his lesson this time
When the other side is using a sledgehammer on you, you have to pull one out and start swinging yourself, Malcolm Turnbull ...
Bribery allegation against Qld MP George Christensen still with AFP
The Australian Federal Police is still evaluating a complaint of alleged electoral bribery against newly re-elected George ...
Wyatt Roy concedes defeat in Longman
Wyatt Roy has made history for a second time, becoming the youngest former federal member of Parliament in the country's history.
Pollies shouldn't be able to lie: Xenophon
Nick Xenophon says politicians should be taken to task for telling fibs following Labor's "Mediscare" campaign.
Kingmaker Katter calls for cuts to immigration
Bob Katter wants to restrict migration to just three groups.
Howard defends 2003 Iraq decision
Former prime minister John Howard has dismissed a British inquiry's finding that the controversial 2003 invasion of Iraq was ...
The downgrade that will make mortgages cheaper
Standard & Poor's has just made your mortgage cheaper.
Katter the kingmaker holds court in Brisbane
Bob Katter has relished in his role as a possible political kingmaker following his meeting with Prime Minister Malcolm ...
Andrew Wilkie blames Iraq invasion for Lindt siege
Independent MP Andrew Wilkie has called for former prime minister John Howard and members of his Cabinet to face war crimes ...
Qld LNP boss backs Bernardi's push for new conservatives
Queensland's Liberal National Party boss has thrown his support behind a movement to unite the country's conservatives, ...
Windsor angry over 'fraudulent letter' about Joyce
It was three days out from Saturday's election when residents in Inverell and Glen Innes received a letter in the post urging ...
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The mind-boggling incompetence of Bush, Blair and Howard laid bare
The three buccaneers took leave of their senses in invading Iraq – George W. Bush, Tony Blair and John Howard.
Morrison and Bishop undermine PM's mea culpa
Listen to Scott Morrison and Julie Bishop and the explanation for the Coalition's disastrous election result is all down to ...
'Mediscare' worked because voters were scared
Scare campaigns only work when they reinforce or add to what is already known.
Amid the howling, Turnbull becomes Gillard
If you awoke on Sunday to a feeling of deja vu, you weren't imagining it. Six years ago Australia awoke to something spookily ...
Turnbull hits out and misses the mark
The well-known Turnbull temper boiled pretty close to the surface on election night after his endlessly repeated offer of ...
Count looms as one of the most engrossing in memory
Australians overwhelmingly expect Malcolm Turnbull to prevail in Saturday's election, but appear determined to give him a ...
Leavers had a dream but not a plan
The Brexit vote was driven by racism and fantasyland dreams and there is no joy in witnessing the disintegration of the EU.
Turnbull's Faustian pact is unravelling
When Tony Abbott suddenly declared the push for marriage equality to be "an important issue" last year it was tempting to ...
Shorten's final pitch: budget security begins at home
After eight weeks of dawn-past-dusk campaigning, Bill Shorten still looks fresh, even ebullient.
Julie Bishop: The Coalition's lethal asset
In chess, as in politics, the Bishop is a highly valued piece because it may move as far as it wants, "but only diagonally" ...
The Brexit hangover: Labour party civil war and Bregret
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Turnbull plays the part of a solid conservative
Malcolm Turnbull has completed his transformation from progressive firebrand to ambassador for the conservative brand.
So much for the umpire if PM disagrees
There is little point involving an arbitrator in industrial disputes if the Coalition is to overturn decisions.
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