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Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton both embark on a pre-election travel blitz - and their routes offer voters a telling clue - Vimarsana News

Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton both embark on a pre-election travel blitz - and their routes offer voters a telling clue

The Prime Minister has visited 43 electorates since his new-look Stage Three tax cuts were announced in January, 29 of which are already held by Labor.

'Why Peter Dutton misrepresents me too on Australia Day.' - Vimarsana News

'Why Peter Dutton misrepresents me too on Australia Day.'

Why should the date of Australia Day be changed? One woman shares, "On Australia Day, or Invasion Day, we don't celebrate. We mourn." Read more.

New deputy liberal leader Sussan Ley changed her name's spelling due to numerology theory - Vimarsana News

New deputy liberal leader Sussan Ley changed her name's spelling due to numerology theory

Ms Ley, 60, was born Susan Braybrooks but changed her name after she left school to add a third 's' to her first name.

Peter Dutton will be just as hated as Scott Morrison says Treasurer Jim Chalmers - Vimarsana News

Peter Dutton will be just as hated as Scott Morrison says Treasurer Jim Chalmers

The former defence minister, a prominent conservative, is all but confirmed as the next Liberal leader with former minister Sussan Ley tipped as deputy.

'We are Liberals': Peter Dutton's rallying cry to moderates and conservatives - Vimarsana News

'We are Liberals': Peter Dutton's rallying cry to moderates and conservatives

Peter Dutton is all but certain to become the next Liberal leader. But he has a mountain to climb, with the last one-term government elected in 1929.

Source: smh.com.au