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Divisive Greens brushed aside as Teals hold on to seats in election shake-up

Political analysts suggest the Greens’ firm stance on Gaza may have alienated older progressive voters in inner-city seats.

Blue wall crumbles: Sukkar, Wolahan fall in Melbourne bloodbath

Labor now holds 23 of the state's 38 seats, while the Coalition's representation has dwindled to just six.

Albanese wins historic second term as Dutton loses seat in Coalition wipeout

With 14 seats still in doubt late into the night, Labor appeared to be headed for a commanding majority—more than double the Coalition’s projected seat count.

Jewish, Hindu and Iranian Australians join forces to protect Australia from imported hate

“Radicalisation is targeting our youth. We’ve seen Hezbollah flags on our streets. We’ve seen violent pro-Khalistan protests”

Permanent Parent Visas to Counterterrorism measures, Labor and Liberal outline policies at Indian Advocacy Forum

The Indian Advocacy Forum (IAF) is a non-partisan platform and their mission is to protect, promote, and advance the rights and interests of the Indian-Australian community.

Grocer by sunrise, campaigner by daybreak: Dutton’s election eve grind

For Dutton, a victory lap this weekend would require defying both the polls and the entrenched margins of seats like Makin.

Albanese returns to Dutton’s turf on final campaign day to show confidence as poll finish line nears

Labor’s internal projections put the party at 72 to 78 seats, shy of the 76 needed for a majority, intensifying the importance of late pushes in several seats

Indian diaspora integral to our shared ability to imagine a bigger future for Australia: Minister Michelle Rowland

Minister Rowland added that Australia stands with India at this difficult time following the horrific terror attack in Pahalgam.

Liberals unveil budget costings, vows to slash living costs, target debt reduction ahead of May 3

The party aims to align migration levels with housing supply, restrict foreign investors and temporary residents from buying existing homes for two years

State of the states: the campaign is almost over, so how has it played out across Australia?

Labor’s negative campaign to portray Dutton as a local Trump clone seems to have been effective.

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Kiwifruit boss Tarun Gautam fined $40,000 for exploiting Indian migrant workers

Employee Jagmeet Singh, told investigators he paid more than $23,300 to secure employment with the company, with multiple payments made into both New Zealand and Indian bank accounts.

Victorian Government launches “Easy Electric SEC” to cut household power bills

The “Easy Electric SEC” platform, available from today, is described as a one-stop-shop offering free, simplified advice for households considering electrification upgrades.

Senator Wong signals new era in Quad cooperation ahead of Indian PM Modi’s Australia visit

“India and Australia will continue to work for a free, open, secure and prosperous Indo-Pacific.”
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