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Andrews declares victory in Victoria
56% Right coverage: 9 sources
Matthew GuyAlmost half of Victorians registered to vote have put in their ballot early. More than 1.9 million people cast an early vote, while around 270,000 postal votes have already been received. For the 2018 election, around 44.6 per cent of all votes were cast early, which encompasses both pre-poll and postal votes.See the Story
New poll suggest Daniel Andrews will lead Victorian Election
100% Left coverage: 3 sources
Melbourne, Australia · MelbourneThe Premier was left defending a controversial decision to vote early as election campaigning wrapped up.See the Story
Final day of Victorian election campaigning wraps up
67% Left coverage: 3 sources
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Oceania · AustraliaAn Outback camping trip with old friends gives us time to consider the meaning of life, the existence of God, and our own challenges, hopes and disappointments.See the Story
Travelling across our wide brown land inspires thinking beyond the everyday
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Oceania · AustraliaResearch has shown mandatory cashless gaming cards at pokies venues would hinder money laundering. The states have limited capacity to raise revenue, so the $1.6 billion that gambling taxes provided last year to Victoria's coffers has become irresistible. No less welcome for politicians seeking to take or retain power have been the riches donated to their parties by the pokie and pubs lobby.See the Story
Who is Victoria’s biggest pokies addict? A clue, it’s not the mug punter
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Oceania · AustraliaAthena Razos defrauded and stole from law firms, major banks, a property developer rich-lister, a single mother of triplets and her first husband.See the Story
‘Shifty as a rat’: Legal clerk who stole millions was a conwoman with 14 aliases
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Oceania · AustraliaAfter a bitter election campaign, Victorians voted on Saturday. The state’s political landscape has changed. Here is the day in numbers, maps, quotes and pictures.See the Story
Leadership is about doing what matters’: Election day in numbers, quotes, maps and pictures
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Matthew Guy · MelbourneAn exclusive survey conducted by Resolve Strategic for The Age showed Daniel Andrews had lost ground to Matthew Guy as preferred premier. In a highly unusual move, Andrews voted on Thursday night alongside wife Catherine and two of his children at a pre-polling booth in the city. The Victorian Electoral Commission said 1.9 million of the 4.4 million Victorians enrolled had cast their ballot ahead of election day.See the Story
Liberals remain confident despite poll predicting Labor win
100% Left coverage: 2 sources
Peninsula · PeninsulaA former screen star and former tennis pro are on track to win seats on Melbourne’s Mornington Peninsula.See the Story
Star power prevails as celeb candidates prepare to serve on peninsula
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Brisbane City · Brisbane CityCrosshaven won the group 3 Kevin Heffernan Stakes over 1400 metres, his first win in more than two years. Jockey Fred Kerlsey (Holbein) was handed a nine-meeting suspension after pleading guilty to causing interference to Keats in the Eclipse. See You In Heaven won the Sandown Guineas.See the Story
Vow And Declare breaks three-year drought to claim Zipping Classic
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