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NSW election 2023: Polls are CLOSED! Perrottet and Minns wait with - Vimarsana News

NSW election 2023: Polls are CLOSED! Perrottet and Minns wait with

Chris Minns' Labor party is now projected to win the NSW state election, with early indications it will be a 'landslide' victory.

Why Labor leader Chris Minns is the favourite to win the NSW election and form a minority government - Vimarsana News

Why Labor leader Chris Minns is the favourite to win the NSW election and form a minority government

Chris Minns is the favourite to become the next premier of NSW but Labor could be forced to rely on the radical Greens or regional independents to form a minority government.

Australia news LIVE: Labor MPs blast Paul Keating over AUKUS comments; Millions of Australians drained super during pandemic - Vimarsana News

Australia news LIVE: Labor MPs blast Paul Keating over AUKUS comments; Millions of Australians drained super during pandemic

Labor MPs lashed former prime minister Paul Keating over his AUKUS comments, millions of Australians drained their super during the pandemic and there are fears of gas shortages.

Marc Garneau resigns from House of Commons - Vimarsana News

Marc Garneau resigns from House of Commons

Former Liberal cabinet minister and astronaut Marc Garneau has announced that he is resigning his seat in the House of Commons. Garneau announced his resignation Wednesday morning. He has served

Scott Morrison calls for significant boost in defence investment as he warns Australia could not 'resist' an attack from China - Vimarsana News

Scott Morrison calls for significant boost in defence investment as he warns Australia could not 'resist' an attack from China

Former prime minister Scott Morrison has urged the government to continue boosting its defence investment and has pinned Australia’s strategic future on improved military alliances.