Gabrielle Chan
Gabrielle Chan is a political correspondent for Guardian Australia. She has been a journalist for 30 years
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How the slow-burn Australian election campaign felt the chill of global politicsIt has seemingly been a marathon of beige – weeks of wrangling over ‘jobs and growth’ and company tax cuts v education spending. But the story of the 2016 election included echoes of bigger issues – themes tapped by Donald Trump and the pro-Brexit campaigners
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Australian election 2016: Turnbull ducks outright support for candidate Chris Jermyn – as it happenedThe prime minister says if there are issues with the candidate for McEwen ‘they will be determined by the Australian Electoral Commission’. Follow all the day’s developments with Katharine Murphy
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Malcolm Turnbull's tax cuts and savings likely to face Senate roadblockCoalition unlikely to win minor party and independent backing for superannuation and family benefit changes or company tax cuts, a Guardian Australia survey shows
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Rob Oakeshott takes out election ads on Alan Jones and Ray Hadley showsCowper candidate says his main opposition is 2GB and the Australian as Tony Windsor refers News Corp article to lawyers
Turnbull faces party room pressure over superannuation and Liberal campaign