Housing, cost of living and nuclear: what voters are weighing up
The trend towards independent candidates could continue to grow, with voters on the streets of Melbourne and Sydney ...
Who could hold power on the crossbench, and what they want
Tougher action on climate change and breaks for small business are what an emboldened crossbench could champion if teals and ...
The Advocate7h
LSU softball's Jayden Heavener off to 'a pretty good start' in freshman year
The preseason anticipation was palpable for Heavener, the No. 1 recruit in the nation from Pace High School in the Florida ...
The Nightly7h
Federal election 2025: The key seats to watch as Australia head to the polls
The election has been called and the countdown is on. Here are the 20 seats across the country that will be crucial in ...
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Cunningham’s walk-off sends Rossford past Wauseon, 10-9
After starting the season with a 30-11 win at Toledo Waite Wednesday, Rossford softball won its second game in two days, ...
The election race is on - and the raw maths point to a result many Australians aren't going to be happy about, writes PETER VAN ONSELEN
Mail Australia poltical editor Peter van Onselen analyses the current state of play after Anthony Albanese announced the ...
In an election where anything can happen, here are the seats that matter most
With marginal seats everywhere and a range of third party challenges, there are plenty of storylines to watch.
Opinion
Vikki Campion: Budget Band-Aids cover problems but don’t fix them
If Australia were a company, it would be under a microscope to avoid administration, the inevitable destination for any business that borrows what it cannot repay.
The iron law of aromatics that explains why politicians are sweating on Victoria
Victorian voters could decide the federal election. First, they must decide between a party with a whiff about it and a ...