Steve Irons has held onto the seat of Swan, despite a 1.5 per cent swing towards Labor.
Attorney-General Christian Porter also retained Pearce, and Ken Wyatt was re-elected for a fourth term in Hasluck. Image: News Corp Australia
Remember how bowen told us not to vote for labor if we didnt like their policy's lol how did that go for youse billshortenmp
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‘Incredible’ intolerance of debate in Australia | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Andrew Bolt says there’s an ‘incredible intolerance of debate’ in Australia.\n\nMr Bolt says one incident in this election campaign sums up a 'rottenness in our culture,' that being the suspension of a worker at the Gladstone Port, following a question he addressed to Opposition leader Bill Shorten in front of the media.\n\nMr Bolt says the occurrence is an attack on free speech from the Left.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n Not Steve Dickson, not Fraser Anning, not Clive Palmer...? Not an employee of the GPC Therefore nothing to do with the QLD government. He is a subcontractor there was an issue with his security card his employer has acknowledged the misundertanding. He was never suspended. matter was resolved prior to to the publication of the article 🤷🏻♂️ jesus you guys are milking this for all it's worth. Guessing he'll do an ' exclusive ' interview with you tomorrow night ?.....
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Labor maintains narrow lead over Coalition: Newspoll | Sky News AustraliaThe latest Newspoll indicates the race to Saturday's poll remains a close struggle, with Labor maintaining its lead of 51 per cent to the Liberal's 49 per cent on two-party preferred.\n\nBoth major parties saw increases in the primary vote, with the Liberal Party leading Labor 39 to 37 per cent.\n\nMinor parties saw less action compared to previous weeks, with the Greens remaining static at nine per cent, and One Nation dropping one to four per cent, with Clive Palmer's United Australia Party on par at four per cent.\n\nOpposition leader Bill Shorten crept up three points in the preferred Prime Minister stakes but is still trailing Scott Morrison 38 to 45 per cent.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n\n ljayes LiberalAus Policy coming?! Or is it status quo trickledown... ljayes LiberalAus guess the anticipated big dump is really going to be big ljayes LiberalAus Don't worry about polls and I can guarantee it won't be LNP voters who suffer more under a Shorten/DiNatali Govt ...it will be the Labor voters
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Tropical Cyclone Ann to drench northern Australia this week | Sky News AustraliaTropical Cyclone Ann has strengthened into a category two system on Monday morning. \n\nAnn is moving west-northwest after forming in the far eastern Coral Sea on Sunday. \n\nThe system is not posing a direct threat to the Queensland coast, but is expected to bring soaking rain to northern Australia this week. \n\nImage: NASA Worldview\n\n\n\n\n
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Labor maintains narrow lead over Coalition: Newspoll | Sky News AustraliaThe latest Newspoll indicates the race to Saturday's poll remains a close struggle, with Labor maintaining its lead of 51 per cent to the Liberal's 49 per cent on two-party preferred.\n\nBoth major parties saw increases in the primary vote, with the Liberal Party leading Labor 39 to 37 per cent.\n\nMinor parties saw less action compared to previous weeks, with the Greens remaining static at nine per cent, and One Nation dropping one to four per cent, with Clive Palmer's United Australia Party on par at four per cent.\n\nOpposition leader Bill Shorten crept up three points in the preferred Prime Minister stakes but is still trailing Scott Morrison 38 to 45 per cent.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n\n RichardsKel Clings or holds comfortably, like every poll for the last 3 years as voters tire of an exhausted divided government with nothing new to offer this election? auspol RichardsKel Wow, undecided voters deciding an electoral outcome? Who would’ve thought? RichardsKel I want a PM who remains as PM for the full term not this soap opera of switching PM’s when a Party feels like it, I want a Leader, a strong individual who is calm but decisive who will put our country first before their own needs, voted Liberal in past but leaning towards Labor
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Coalition has a chance with influence of Palmer and Hanson: Kenny | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Chris Kenny says his 'rule of thumb' is that the Coalition needs a primary vote of more than 42 to stand a chance of success at a federal election. \n\nThe latest Newspoll shows both major parties saw increases in the primary vote, with the Liberal Party leading Labor 39 to 37 per cent. \n\nWhile the Liberal Party has increased, Mr Kenny says it is still 'three short from that magic 42 number’. \n\nDespite this, he says this year is different due to the joint influence of Pauline Hanson and Clive Palmer, who are polling eight points together. \n\nMr Kenny says ‘this changed dynamic means there is a possibility the Coalition could win with a primary vote as low as 40’. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n\n\n Well, that is one short of 43 which is God’s for them because they couldn’t count that far in the latest Liberal leadership spill when Turnbull was knifed without an explanation. Liberals always need someone help, their are in collisions with National and even that is not enough to keep them in poverty, they need another 2-3 party’s to be voted in power, plus they need multinasionals and Murdoch Muppet to fix Election. It just shows how Liberals are popul Don’t worry Chris, when Labor win the election you can go back to full on criticism of them in govt. You carry on like it’s the end of the world.
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Australia should export sheep in a ‘sustainable way’: National Farmers Federation | Sky News AustraliaNational Farmers' Federation CEO Tony Mahar says the farming industry fears Labor’s commitment to phase out live sheep exports could trickle over to other animals, calling instead to maintain the trade ‘in a sustainable way’.\n\nMr Mahar has told Sky News that exporting sheep is a ‘viable trade’, but Australia should ‘commit to better regulation and reduction in animal welfare incidents.’\n\nMr Mahar’s remarks come after the non-profit organisation established an election-priority platform, which includes responses, from Labor, the Liberals and the Greens, to a range of farmer-focused priorities. \n\n\n\n\n There IS no sustainable way to maintain this vile trade. Time and time again we see footage of just how cruel live export is. It must go. It's what the majority of Australians have been calling for. This really is an idea whose time has come. BanLiveExport Vote1AJP nothing to fear we will impeach Labor if they win. Farmer fight back against those lefty loser Maybe Mahar would like to live export himself
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Bishop splits with Morrison's view on Australia-China relations | Sky News AustraliaFormer foreign minister Julie Bishop has broken ranks with the Prime Minister over Australia's relationship with China.\n\nWhen asked about the US-China trade war and Australia's role in the world, Prime Minister Morrison said we don't have to pick sides, describing China as 'customers' of Australia.\n\nWhile speaking at a quasi-campaign launch for the WA Liberal Party branch Ms Bishop disagreed with the Prime Ministers remarks, saying Australia's relationship with China is built on a 'deep and mutual respect'.\n\nMs Bishop says Australia and China are 'partners', insisting the relationship is 'one of equals'.\n\nThe remarks come as trade tensions between the US and China escalate, causing global economic concerns.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n JulieBishopMP I'm so shocked...... Another hopeless & leftist Turnbullite JulieBishopMP girlplease no one wants to hear your nonsense Julie! JulieBishopMP Dm me for a free live sex chat
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Labor don’t ‘let on’ how much they plan to change Australia | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Peta Credlin says Labor don’t ‘let on’ how much they want and plan to change Australia.\n\nMs Credlin says she believes Labor policies on gender, immigration and franking credits deserved a more transparent debate over the past five weeks of the election campaign. \n\nMs Credlin says the ‘absence of debate’ during the campaign shows ‘how effectively the Left control much of the media in the country’.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n Hell yes. It's a sick perversion of society but ScottMorrisonMP is a quiet pussy on this stuff Oh ffs... has she been under a rock or something
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Coalition campaign launch centres on PM’s personal story | Sky News AustraliaThe Coalition has sought to familiarise voters with Scott Morrison’s personal story at Sunday’s campaign launch, which took place just a week out from polling day.\n\nSky News Political Editor David Speers reports from the event in Melbourne, where the presidential-style campaign being run by the Prime Minister shows no sign of slowing down. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n When you're bereft of policies whip out the wife & kids I wish this family well as they fade into well deserved obscurity. In front of huge crowd too...
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Coalition to slash first home buyer deposits: Morrison | Sky News AustraliaPrime Minister Scott Morrison has unveiled a surprise policy to help first home buyers enter the housing market during the Coalition’s official election campaign launch at the convention centre in Melbourne.\n\nUnder a re-elected Coalition government, first home buyers from 2020 will be able to buy their dream house with a deposit of just five per cent.\n\nThe scheme would be available to buyers with an income of up to $125,000 or a couple with a combined income of $200,000.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n Georgina4Mayo You are totally clueless!!!! Georgina4Mayo You have no policies Georgina4Mayo It is a stupid policy which should not proceed with any party. Borrowing 95% of an over inflated property is ridiculous.
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Coalition can still win from behind after Newspoll’s 49:51 to Labor: Kroger | Sky News AustraliaThe latest Newspoll shows the race to next Saturday’s poll remains tightly contested, with Labor maintaining their lead of 51 per cent to Liberal’s 49 per cent two-party preferred.\n\nBoth major parties saw primary vote rises, with Liberal at 39 per cent and Labor at 37 per cent. \n\nThe Greens have remained static at nine per cent, while One Nation has dropped one to four per cent, with Clive Palmer’s Australia United Party also at four per cent. \n\nIn the preferred Prime Minister stakes, Labor leader Bill Shorten has crept up three per cent to 38 per cent, but still behind Scott Morrison at 45 per cent. \n\nSky News contributor Michael Kroger says the Coalition can still win on 49 per cent, with a chance of a pathway to victory.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n Okkkkkkkkk like we prefer one over the other DEMOCROCY IS DEAD facebook is our Leader now. Some should remind Bill. When the polls are 51-49 like they are now. The incumbent has been return 12/12 times this happened. Australia let's make it 13/13 and give Scott Morrison a chance to lead us for the next three years.
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