Published 1 year ago

Labor unable to form majority as Liberals retain Terrigal, Holsworthy

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Labor has fallen short of a majority government in New South Wales. The ABC's election analyst has called two of the remaining three seats for the Liberal party. Adam Crouch holds the Central Coast seat of Terrigal with a lead of over 1,000 votes. The Liberals are ahead in Ryde due to a large number of postal votes counted today.

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The Guardian

NSW Labor falls short of majority after two seats are called for Liberal party

Ryde is the only count still in dispute as the Liberals hold on to Holsworthy and Terrigal, ABC election analyst Antony Green saysFollow our Australia news live blog for the latest updatesGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastLabor will not form majority government in New South Wales, after two of the final three seats in dispute after last week’s election were called for the Liberal party.Holsworthy, in Sydney…

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Sydney Morning Herald

Labor unable to form majority as Liberals retain Terrigal, Holsworthy

Labor will lead NSW with a minority government after the tallying of thousands of postal votes on Saturday confirmed two key seats had been retained by the Liberals.

1 year ago·Sydney, Australia

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ABC Australia

NSW Labor fails to win majority in election as Terrigal and Holsworthy called for Liberal party

Labor falls short of a majority government in New South Wales as two of the remaining three seats go to the Liberal party — now only Ryde remains in doubt.

1 year ago·Australia

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News

Labor ‘not likely’ to form majority Government

While Labor raced to victory a week ago, there are still a handful of seats in doubt, but it is now expected the party will not hold a majority government.

1 year ago

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Gold Coast Bulletin

Labor majority government ‘not likely’

Labor is not expected to fill enough seats to have a majority government in NSW after election analysts called two of the last three remaining seats for the Liberal party.

1 year ago·Southport, Australia

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The Mercury

Labor majority government ‘not likely’

Labor is not expected to fill enough seats to have a majority government in NSW after election analysts called two of the last three remaining seats for the Liberal party.

1 year ago·Hobart, Australia

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