A key seat Labor has its eyes on winning back has seen the most voters already make up their mind ahead of the Federal election, with more than one in four voters already casting their ballots.
Political slogans abound on roads and verges across the State as we limp towards polling day, but so much of what we are being force-fed is very easily debunked.
THE FRONT DORE: Elections come and go. Prime ministers fall, grow into groaning ghosts and tiresome turncoats - even the great ones - but Anthony Albanese approaches something unheard of.
A former Labor defence minister has issued a withering assessment of Australia’s complacency in the face of looming conflict, urging bipartisanship and stronger will to build up the Defence Force.
Support for the Coalition continues to dive, with latest polling showing voters abandoning Opposition Leader Peter Dutton as election day nears and that could be good news for Pauline Hanson.
The Coalition says it will make ‘no cuts’ to the Department of Veterans’ Affairs under its plan to slash 41,000 public servants from Canberra, as questions swirl about the policy a week out from the election.
Anthony Albanese has doubled down on his denial about falling off a stage earlier in the campaign, despite it being caught on camera and making a surprise admission just hours earlier.