By Harrisen Leckenby and Jess Belzycki Tharunka sent questions about climate change, cost of living and support for university students to the main candidates in UNSW’s electorate. Here’s what they said. The electorate of Kingsford-Smith covers UNSW, with candidates from Liberals, Labor, The Greens and The United Australia Party vying …
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By Emily O’Brien First time voting? We explain how the preferential voting system works and break down the difference between the House of Representatives and the Senate! Death and Taxes, the two unavoidable things in life. Well if you’re an Australian citizen there’s a third; voting, which is FAR more …
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By Jack Nivison As the Australian Federal Election looms and the news cycle reaches a fever pitch, Tharunka tracks the key promises of the major parties for young voters. The Coalition (The Liberal Party and the Nationals) The LNP Coalition make up the current Australian Federal Government and is …
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By Alejo Pintos-Lopez The media is still hitting his small target, and Labor’s concealment of its bold, authentic vision is turning away voters, particularly the youth. Will the real Anthony “Fighting Tories” Albanese please, finally, stand up? Interior, day. Anthony Albanese, PM-in-waiting, meets with Labor strategists and communications personnel. The …
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