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 Here's why your favourite national park campsite could get more expensive

Here's why your favourite national park campsite could get more expensive

If you’re a keen camper in New South Wales, your next national park stay could get more expensive — with the state government proposing changes to how its campgrounds are priced and managed.

New South Wales News

Three Parties, Three Votes: Australia’s Opposition in Transition

Three Parties, Three Votes: Australia’s Opposition in Transition

There may be a new Pope — but Australia’s political conclaves are just beginning.

Politics

Informal votes are deciding nothing — and could change everything

Informal votes are deciding nothing — and could change everything

For those of you who think your vote doesn’t matter. Go have a look at the seats that are “in doubt.”

Politics

Largest vote in history – but did the Greens screw up?

Largest vote in history – but did the Greens screw up?

What exactly happened to the Greens this election — and did they actually screw things up?

Politics

Who's to blame for the Coalition's electoral meltdown? Almost everyone, apparently.

Who's to blame for the Coalition's electoral meltdown? Almost everyone, apparently.

After one of the most catastrophic election results in recent Liberal Party history, the internal post-mortem is well underway — and the list of culprits is growing.

Politics

What do you get for $60M? 2% of the vote and some weird ads

What do you get for $60M? 2% of the vote and some weird ads

Clive Palmer has bowed out of politics after a campaign that can only be described as a dud

Politics

Divine Intervention? The religious sect's faithful giving the Coalition a helping hand

Divine Intervention? The religious sect's faithful giving the Coalition a helping hand

Members of a conservative Christian group — the Exclusive Brethren — have reportedly been spotted campaigning for the Coalition.

Politics

Here's why the Coalition has gone quiet on nuclear reactors

Here's why the Coalition has gone quiet on nuclear reactors

The Coalition’s nuclear energy push isn’t landing with the Australian public, according to fresh polling that shows more concern than confidence.

Nuclear Energy

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Coalition and Labor lose ground as voters look elsewhere

Coalition and Labor lose ground as voters look elsewhere

New polling suggests the gap between the Coalition and Labor narrowing in the final days before the election, as support for minor parties and Independents surges.

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