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More Australian MPs: Labor to consider the first expansion of parliament in four decades - Vimarsana News

More Australian MPs: Labor to consider the first expansion of parliament in four decades

The number of MPs has not increased since the Hawke government, and they now represent triple the people they did at Federation.

More Australian MPs: Labor to consider the first expansion of parliament in four decades - Vimarsana News

More Australian MPs: Labor to consider the first expansion of parliament in four decades

The number of MPs has not increased since the Hawke government, and they now represent triple the people they did at Federation.

Source: smh.com.au
How I pick the next NSW Premier is like going to the races! - Vimarsana News

How I pick the next NSW Premier is like going to the races!

I never get too stressed about a new government unless they’re promising really worrying ‘stuff’. So in picking an election winner, I often use the method I employ when I’m invited to the races.

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.

Victorian state election: Some voters stay away - Vimarsana News

Victorian state election: Some voters stay away

When Victoria went to the polls last November, Michelle Young stayed at home. She was part of a cohort that made the election our lowest for voter turnout rate since 1943.

Source: smh.com.au