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Partial relief: student debt cuts fall short

Partial relief: student debt cuts fall short

by Hannah Scopelitis | May 14, 2025 | Govt & Politics, News

The re-election of the ALP has secured university students and graduates across the country with a 20 per cent cut to all student debts. The Labor campaign vowed to ease the financial burden incurred by the Higher Education Loan Program by increasing the repayment...
Fifteen seats swung and two party leaders ousted in historic Labor victory

Fifteen seats swung and two party leaders ousted in historic Labor victory

by Marcus Stevanoski | May 14, 2025 | Govt & Politics, News

As the Labor Party celebrates its stunning election win as the first government since World War II to increase its share of the vote after a first term, the Coalition and Greens are grappling with an historic fallout. Anthony Albanese has secured another three years...
A historical feat for women in parliament

A historical feat for women in parliament

by Lilian Cooper | May 14, 2025 | Govt & Politics, News

The aftermath of the 2025 federal election has seen Australian politics shift towards a more female-represented environment. This follows two record-breaking announcements of a majority female cabinet and the appointment of the first female opposition leader. This...
How Gilmore voted in the 2025 Federal Election

How Gilmore voted in the 2025 Federal Election

by Anna Wright | May 14, 2025 | Govt & Politics, News

After months of campaigning, Labor candidate Fiona Phillips has again secured the battleground seat of Gilmore, defeating key liberal challenger Andrew Constance. The rural electorate of Gilmore spans the Kiama and Shoalhaven council areas, as well as parts of the...
Labor sees vote surge in Wollongong’s inner suburbs

Labor sees vote surge in Wollongong’s inner suburbs

by Binaya Dahal | May 14, 2025 | Govt & Politics, News

The ALP’s Alison Byrnes has retained her seat in the electorate of Cunningham against challengers Amanda Ivaneza from the Liberals, and Jess Whittaker from the Greens, in the federal election held on May 3. Labor has solidified its dominance across...
Teal’s provisionally win Bradfield by 39 votes

Teal’s provisionally win Bradfield by 39 votes

by Jack Turner | May 13, 2025 | Govt & Politics, News

Teal independent Nicolette Boele is the provisional winner of Bradfield, taking the seat by just 39 votes. Many media outlets had Liberal’s Gisele Kapterian as a running favourite for the seat, having just won preselection after Paul Fletcher announced he would...
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