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Anthony Albanese promised order and discipline — but the ruthless factional purge of senior ministers Mark Dreyfus and Ed Husic reveals the brutal calculus of power inside Labor.



The election result will likely shape who next leads Australia's top court, with the current deputy now appearing to be on the outer.








The impacts of Donald Trump's trade agenda dominated the first day of Macquarie's Australia conference, while Labor's election win barely rated a mention.


Facing an uncertain electoral future, the Liberal Party must choose between competing visions for its revival in the wake of Peter Dutton’s historic defeat.



With the election now over, debate has begun over what swung the result so heavily in Labor's favour and what the Coalition can do to recover, especially in Australia's biggest cities.








Anthony Albanese's emphatic victory has entrenched Labor as the natural party of government and relegated the Liberals to being a party that doesn't represent metropolitan voters.









Our editor-in-chief reflects on a campaign that shows the way elections are fought and covered by the media is shifting, even as our major political parties seem to be stuck in a rut.




The preferences of One Nation voters will go a long way to deciding whether Anthony Albanese is in majority or minority government after the election.





Labor's plan for a federal commission to handle complaints against judges is on the backburner.



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