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Opinion & Perspectives

From battlers to basket weavers: a guide to Australia’s voter types

A rich vocabulary has emerged to describe different voter groups in increasingly complex electorates.

Matt Wade
Matt Wade

Senior economics writer

They were told they weren’t smart enough to vote. They were, and now they do

A disability advocate writes of her shock to discover that people who were more than capable of exercising their democratic right had been effectively disenfranchised.

Elly Desmarchelier

As the sledging subsides, it’s time for Margaret to make her choice

There’s been plenty of noise and lots of costly promises made in this election campaign. But, with so few big ideas put forward, how does Michelle Grattan’s undecided friend choose which horse to back?

Michelle Grattan
Michelle Grattan

Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra

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Election campaign. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison visits the Davenport Strikers Soccer Club in the seat of Braddon. The Federal election will be held on Saturday 21st May 2022. Photographed Wednesday 18th May 2022. Photograph by James  Brickwood. SMH NEWS 220518 ausvotes22. With MP Gavin Pearce - Liberal MP for Braddon. Photo shows the PM tripping into one of the kids on the field whilst playing soccer with them.
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Federal election campaign: Final week

Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese covered a lot of ground during the fifth week of the federal election campaign. Only days before Australia chooses its next government

Scott Morrison Marise Payne

Liberal MPs accuse DFAT of leaking against the government

Prime Minister Scott Morrison implied the public service was the source of a leak, but then pivoted to saying the report might not be correct.

  • by Anthony Galloway and James Massola
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