With huge numbers of people opting for pre-poll votes, election campaigns are growing bigger, messier, and more expensive. Is it worth the trade-off?
The Victorian Liberal leader has a bad reputation of blocking people on social media. It may be satisfying at the time, but it raises some important broader questions.
Palmer's new Trump-like campaign appears to capitalise on political disenfranchisement. Will it succeed?
There are many reasons voters have backed micro-party candidates at the federal level. But will these hold up at the state level?