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Applause erupts from both sides of the chamber after Labor MP’s romantic gesture in his first speech

The bill would have seen asylum seekers brought to Australia as they await resettlement in third countries

The Red Shoe Piano Trio is back. Violinist Richard Silvers, cellist Katherine Jetter and pianist Lisa Campi-Walters are preparing a big recital for Feb. 19. Excited to be playing together after a pand...

Labor entered last Saturday’s state election with an outright majority in Preston. But the seat is still too close to call after a week of counting.

Counting of postal and absentee votes began on Monday. While it was a clear victory for Labor led by Dan Andrews, some seats are still too close to call.

Some results expected to take another week as the Victorian Electoral Commission counts absentee, pre-poll and postal votes

John Pesutto plans to stand for the Liberal leadership, but first he has to win the seat of Hawthorn.

Readers discuss why Labor won the election and whether the Liberal Party can rebuild itself.

Democratic leadership has expressed interest in developing another major spending bill, which could be another chance for lawmakers to tackle Medicare expansion and improved childcare measures.

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