In today’s instalment of Voter Voices, we set out to ask first time voters exactly where are they looking to stay in the loop?
This comes as Dutton announces he would allocate funding towards the Airport Rail Link instead if elected.
In the second instalment of our Voter’s Voices series, we ask if first-time voters feel confident deciding which party to vote for.
In today’s instalment of Voter Voices, we set out to ask first time voters exactly where are they looking to stay in the loop?
This comes as Dutton announces he would allocate funding towards the Airport Rail Link instead if elected.
In the second instalment of our Voter’s Voices series, we ask if first-time voters feel confident deciding which party to vote for.
Dutton had previously claimed that the current curriculum was “pushing an agenda”, and “indoctrinating” students.
In today’s instalment of Voter Voices, we set out to ask first time voters exactly where are they looking to stay in the loop?
This comes as Dutton announces he would allocate funding towards the Airport Rail Link instead if elected.
In the second instalment of our Voter’s Voices series, we ask if first-time voters feel confident deciding which party to vote for.
As part of our First-Time Voters project, the Voters Voices series asked young Australians to rate their sense of confidence about heading to the polls for the first time.
The Coalition has also promised to drop the price cap from $31.60 to $25.
Kelly will push an anti-lockdown agenda.
Scott Morrison will remain PM.
What influences our voting decisions?
Election called for 18 May 2019
How does Australia’s internet stack up in the region?
We ask La Trobe students how they feel about the election
Nick Folkes says Australian immigration is a ‘disaster’
In the lead up to federal election, a team of La Trobe University academics will be hosting a weekly podcast in front of a live audience.
Since becoming an Independent, Bob Katter is certainly on the right track as the federal election approaches, writes Jake Keating.
While the political spotlight’s been shining on the Prime Ministerial contest, Lawrie Zion has moved forward to consider who might lead the Opposition after the upcoming election.
Lawrie Zion reckons we need a few international candidates to get this election campaign moving forward.
Image is everything in politics, particularly if you’re a woman. But what about the men? What constitutes a well-dressed politician, the double-breast, pinstripe or perhaps an outrageous tie? Upstart decided to tweet all the male MPs we could think of to see what’s the most popular choice of attire.
With the Federal election in full swing, it’s time to get on Twitter and see what our pollies — or, better still, their fake alter egos — are up to.
