Polls close in New Zealand’s election of the century
A nail-biting finish is on the cards with neither major party expected to get a majority and a so-called ‘teal’ candidate likely to play the kingmaker.
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A nail-biting finish is on the cards with neither major party expected to get a majority and a so-called ‘teal’ candidate likely to play the kingmaker.
The One Nation leader was responding to claims from former campaign director Sean Black, made in a secretly recorded conversation uncovered by this masthead.
In secret recordings Pauline Hanson’s former campaign chief bemoans the populist party’s dysfunction and expresses concern that the billionaire is secretly dictating party strategy.
As The Age kicks off its coverage of key electorates, there’s a veritable cornucopia of issues for voters to choose from heading into this year’s state election.
“Millennial centrist” Qiulae Wong answered a job ad to lead her party last year. Now she wants to channel Australia’s teal movement and redraw a Kiwi electoral landscape dominated by “the two Chrises”.
As soon as the extent of Trump’s electoral rout became clear, One Nation mysteriously deleted a blog post on its website comparing Pauline Hanson’s party with the MAGA movement.
Australia’s last recession left many people better off. A recession this time around may be very different.
The premier has 123 days to mark his mark – or lose the job he’s aimed for his entire life.
Opposition Leader Jess Wilson is promising to sell state land should the Coalition win the election. These are the blocks that would be on the market.
The Democrats’ victory in the US midterm elections is an election lesson for all politicians, say readers.
The opposition leader has avoided a debate with One Nation and cut back on questions from reporters. It may work against her.
The One Nation leader has been granted leave to appear before the highest court in the country, arguing the contentious 18C hate speech law is invalid under the constitution.