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The campaigning of two independent candidates with similar platforms but backed by separate community groups is a feature of an intense Battle for Hughes in the federal election. Craig Kelly, who quit the Liberal Party and later joined the United Australia Party,

John Ruddick in the current issue of The Statesman has published an article: "I won't take a COVID vaccine. Here's why.". It is a pseudo-philosophical argument, couched in terms of the long-fought battles on the major social and political developments of the human race, He starts with the Constitutional Convention …

By Max Costello The unfitness for office of Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and his coalition government now stands comprehensively exposed. Yet the apparent criminality of Liberal-Nation

With cashed-up independent candidates looking to unseat Liberal MPs at next year’s election, a minority government is looking like a real possibility. Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese could face demands over a federal corruption commission and emissions reductions targets from crossbenchers.

The cracks are showing in the major political parties as both choose candidates for next year’s state election.

The battle to replace Victorian MP Tim Smith as the Liberal candidate for Kew has been won. A Melbourne cable park has played host to the ultimate kids party for a ten-year-old boy battling cancer.

For the Liberal Party, it is all of the above. Something that has become apparent in recent years is that the Liberal Party is a far cry from what it used to be – from what it should be. Instead of acting as the centre-right option for voters,

Mr Newbury has been re-endorsed as the Liberal Party’s candidate for the bayside seat he holds on a razor-thin margin.

Victorian Liberal leader Matthew Guy stopped in at Ararat on Monday to tour the town while Victorian Minister for Health, Ambulance Services and Equality Martin Foley visited the region on Wednesday and visited health care services to view upgrades funded through state government grants.

If Morrison had his way, Berejiklian would have shouldered all the risk, and the Liberal Party would have received all the gains.