What do the locals make of Abbott's competition? They quite like her. Or at least they want to like her.
Divided votes and increased competition — David Leyonhjelm's recent failure may be a bellwether for things to come on May 18.
There is now a small but lucrative niche on our politics for angry white men to attack women. And One Nation is effectively exploiting it.
Tony Abbott is in danger of losing his seat for the first time in 25 years. The implications for the Liberals and, beyond that, our understanding of Australian politics are huge.
Poverty in the heart of Barnaby Joyce's electorate of New England — over the past 40 years Glenn Innes went from prosperous railway town to a ghost of its former self. What happened?
For some, Gladys Berejiklian's victory over Michael Daley was a sign the electorate rejected racism. But One Nation's resurgence in NSW proves otherwise.
Most of the damage Mark Latham can do as a member of the legislative council is rhetorical.
Stagnating votes, plot twists, and dogs that failed to bark — an analysis of the weekend's election results.
Faced with extremists siphoning off the National Party vote, the Coalition's standard response is to pork barrel. Stand by for lots of money to be showered on regional NSW and Queensland.
The election might be neck-and-neck, but the papers have definitely made their decision.