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Politics

MAY 2019

"We were so close and intimate." Blanche d'Alpuget on her final year with husband Bob Hawke.
Anthony Albanese set to become new Labor leader after Jim Chalmers exits the race.
An open letter to Prime Minister Scott Morrison about the woman murdered on election night.
OPINION: Today, I finally don't have to feel 'ashamed' about voting Liberal.
OPINION: Everyone cares about the environment. Until they're alone in the voting booth.
Tanya Plibersek is the greatest Labor leader we're definitely not getting today.
The six regional areas that helped the Coalition win the election, & more in News in 5.
'The election result may have Australia divided, but we can't forget how lucky we are.'
Here are 23 of the best internet reactions to the 2019 Australian federal election results.
Scott Morrison claims election win as Bill Shorten stands down as Labor leader.
Scott Morrison appears set to remain Australia's Prime Minister.
"No one is listening." When it comes to gender equality, disabled women are being left out.
Bob Hawke loved two women. The one he sang to as she died, and the one who stayed until the end.
"Our bodies get worn out." Bob Hawke's letter to a girl who asked him about her nan's death.
Kerri-Anne Kennerley knew exactly what she was doing when she attacked Bill Shorten.
Just 14 embarrassing things election candidates have been caught doing in the last week.
PSA: Australia, this new 'poo-litical' party wants your vote.
What everyone's thinking when they look at the photos of this One Nation candidate: What if this was a woman?
"I can’t make it right for my mum." The real story of Bill Shorten's mother, Ann.
Why I'm glad Australia has to choose between Scott Morrison and Bill Shorten for PM.
John Oliver just went Clive Palmer and how embarrassing for all of us.
At least 41 people were killed after a Moscow plane sped down the runway engulfed in flames, & more in news in 5.
Election 2019: We asked 97 young Aussie women how they’re really deciding who to vote for.
Pauline Hanson can cry as much as she likes on television, but she is not the victim here.