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By Olivia Day for Daily Mail Australia

The makeup of the Senate will be crucial to the success of the next Australian government: here is a prediction of the seats most likely to change

Know what’s behind the innocent-sounding names of more than 30 minor and micro parties running this election, and find out what the lesser-known groups are after – before you cast your vote

Revealing insights into Scott Morrison’s political character and tactical approach are coming through as the prime minister finds himself on the ropes towards the end of this campaign.

Labor is redoubling efforts in the western Sydney electorate amid fears the ultra-safe seat could fall to an independent.

Today we are running two longer articles looking at the men who are vying to be the next Australian prime minister. You can read Paul Strangio’s pro

If neither major party secures an outright majority to form government they must win the support of the independents or minor party members who have been elected. But how would it work in practice?

United Australia Party leader Craig Kelly has pledged to stand against reconfiguring Australia's economy to meet net-zero targets, ...

At a Q+A session Frydenberg was asked if the federal government could offer some assistance in enforcing quality and safety regulations for manufactured materials (given there were little to no safeguards on inferior importations). He had just seen the factory and had the importance of Codemark explained. Frydenbergs reply was “As a Liberal, I’m always in favor of less regulation, not more”. A hundred pairs of shoulders slump.

Labor leader Anthony Albanese has talked tough on the economy, vowing to keep the Coalition’s stage three tax cuts while refusing to negotiate with the Greens.