As people cast their vote around the country today, the latest Ipsos poll for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age shows Labor is just ahead of the Coalition by 51 to 49 per cent in two-party preferred
terms, setting up a very tight showdown tonight.Prime Minister Scott Morrison and wife Jenny Morrison cast their votes at polling booth at Lilli Pilli Public School in Lilli Pilli, Sydney on May 18, 2019
𝐀𝐮𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐚 𝐕𝐨𝐭𝐞𝐬: Coalition to claim remarkable victory with Scott Morrison to retain power
Mad from green fed pork I ask ?
Top right please! The others look dizzy and tizzy for me to feel secure!!
Looks like TonyAbbottMHR got excited when he saw the raw onions before they were put on the bbq! 😃
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Australia Votes - Federal Election 2019 - PoliticsAustralian politics, federal election 2019, Australia Votes, Aus Votes, policy analysis, explainers, election coverage and more Here is a truly honest government ad for the election you might want to watch before you vote. Everything you need to know. auspol thejuicemedia Looks like s labor policy.... he said liberals! What about the new rape news/allegations against Bill Shorten? Fact is George Pell is currently in jail from SIGNIFICANTLY less evidence than the proof against Bill Shorten. Aside from impregnating another man's wife, Bill even looks guilty in this photo
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Australia heads to the polls to cast their voteGALLERY: More than 16.5 million Australians will cast their vote today, deciding on the country's next leader. 9News MandyCNBC win or lose, Mandy will always be beautiful and that shall never change What an absolutely meaningless piece of non-news!!!! WE DON'T HAVE AN OPTION other than to cop a fine.
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Handful of votes expected to decide Forde in Qld | Sky News AustraliaA handful of votes and minor party preferences will decide who next represents the electorate of Forde, as the Labor and Liberal candidates walk a tightrope that could fling them to either side.\n\nA YouGov Galaxy poll conducted for The Courier-Mail revealed on Thursday the parties were locked neck-and-neck at 50-50 on a two-party preferred basis. \n\nEfforts by Des Hardman to overthrow incumbent LNP MP Bert van Manen have been hampered by the death of former prime minister Bob Hawke, which diverted a planned visit from Opposition Leader Bill Shorten on Friday. \n\nThe seat, which stretches from Logan to parts of the Gold Coast, is held by the LNP on a margin of 0.6 per cent. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n
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Morrison hits Tasmania to soak up key votes | Sky News AustraliaThe Prime Minister is spending his election morning in Tasmania where the Coalition is soaking up every vote possible to take Bass and Braddon from Labor and offset potential losses elsewhere across the country.\n\nScott Morrison will then be returning to his safe seat of Cook to lodge his vote.\n\nWith no specific events planned, Mr Morrison is expected to hit a number of marginal seats in Sydney. \t\n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n Im in Tassy not one Labour voter is voting labour that i know and not for the libs either that fu? never give a shite about us ScoMo for PM Next stop should be 'Supper Max jail'
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What a vote for the Greens will get you at Australia's federal electionA host of minor parties hope to snaffle votes at the ballot box from people disillusioned with the policies and goings-on of Australia's two major political parties. Good luck greens. Voted for you today
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High risk to vote Labor with Greens’ planned hate speech ban: Jones | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Alan Jones says there are high risks being taken if people walk into the ballot box and vote for Labor, due to the Greens’ planned hate speech ban.\n\nMr Jones says Labor will ‘presumably’ adopt the same policy of making hate speech illegal, which he says is subjective.\n\nThe broadcaster says those championing the ban want to ‘shut up’ debate and don’t want an open platform where ideas can be canvassed.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n AlanJones hate speech is speech that the Far Left hate, this will be the most hard left totalitarian socialist Government in Australia's history AlanJones Isn't that what Alan Jones does best hatespeech AlanJones
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Bill Shorten should ‘worry’ about Labor’s soft primary vote: Howard | Sky News AustraliaJohn Howard has sounded a warning to Opposition Leader Bill Shorten ahead of the May 18 federal election.\n\nThe former prime minister has told Sky News Political Editor David Speers that the Labor Leader should ‘worry’ about its soft primary vote.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n Why he looking like he bout to cry tho Howard supports a man convicted of raping a child. Nothing he says matters.
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Labor is asking Australians to ‘vote blind’ | Sky News AustraliaLabor is asking Australia to ‘vote blind’ by not revealing the cost of its climate change policies, says Sky News host Chris Kenny.\n\nTwo days out from the election, Mr Kenny says it’s clear that voters will go the polls not knowing the impact Labor's policies will have on the economy. \n\nThe political commentator says it’s ‘unprecedented in the history of Australian politics’ for a party to get through an entire campaign without answering questions over the cost of its central policies.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n You got an answer. Hey Chris ... didn’t you work for the liberals. Are you doing it pro bono now? Chris Kenny is talking shit as usual though isn't he? That’s surprisingly biased sounding coming from Chris Kenny. He is normally so fair and equal in his reporting 🙄
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We must demand voting reforms: Credlin | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Peta Credlin says that voters must demand electoral reforms after this election, including mandatory proof of identity, and an electronic list of voters to limit multiple votes.\n\nMs Credlin says this election has alerted people to the role that outside bodies now play in the Australian political contest and suggests that a group like GetUp! should be treated as a political player. \n\nShe says such groups are ‘driving the standards of public life to new lows’, and under the current rules there’s ‘next-to-nothing’ that can be done to stop multiple voting and bullying at the polling booth.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n Tell you what, if your broadcasting company is held to the same standard you demand of others, then go for it. Otherwise back in your box. like the Murdoch press? Does it include spreading lies like this....
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Australia loved Bob Hawke, his legacy will endure forever: Shorten | Sky News AustraliaLabor leader Bill Shorten has made a statement standing in front of the Sydney Opera House, giving his condolences on behalf of the Labor party to the family of former prime minister Bob Hawke, who died peacefully on Thursday at the age of 89.\n\nMr Shorten said that Hawke’s legacy will endure forever, changing Australia for the better and bringing people together.\n\nThe Opposition leader says the last time he saw Hawke was last week on his verandah, with his beloved Blanche, a crossword in front of him and drinking a cup of tea.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n billshortenmp 💔 billshortenmp This - always this. billshortenmp Hope the Queen of Australia is present at his funeral!!!
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Australia loved Bob Hawke, his legacy will endure forever: Shorten | Sky News AustraliaLabor leader Bill Shorten has made a statement standing in front of the Sydney Opera House, giving his condolences on behalf of the Labor party to the family of former prime minister Bob Hawke, who died peacefully on Thursday at the age of 89.\n\nMr Shorten said that Hawke’s legacy will endure forever, changing Australia for the better and bringing people together.\n\nThe Opposition leader said the last time he saw Hawke was last week on his verandah, with his beloved Blanche, a crossword in front of him and drinking a cup of tea.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n I voted for Bob back in the 80s when I first started voting, now days I would never vote Labor they have moved so far to the hard left 4 terms. Bronwyns first speech was abolute black hearted venom.
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