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Scott Morrison’s victory speech in full
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has led the Coalition to a stunning election victory, securing a third term in government.
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Scott Morrison’s victory speech in full
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has led the Coalition to a stunning election victory, securing a third term in government.
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Bill Shorten's concession speech in full
The Labor leader says he will go as opposition leader after a shock result for the party.
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Election 2019: The political careers of Scott Morrison and Bill Shorten
Looking back at the political careers of Scott Morrison and Bill Shorten.
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A look back at the highlights of the 2019 election campaign
Here's a look back at the best moments over the past few weeks as Australian politicians shook hands, kissed babies and did their best to win over voters before polling day.
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Moments you missed on election day
Here are the moments you could have missed on polling day.
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'Pain like no other pain': Prince William speaks about bereavement
The Duke of Cambridge has opened up about the death of his mother Princess Diana and said it left him feeling "pain like no other pain". In an interview with the BBC, he called on people to "talk about emotions" to help with mental health issues.
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These are the world's best beards and moustaches
Moustache and beard aficionados from around the world have competed in Antwerp in the World Beard and Moustache Championship.
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Thousands march for same-sex marriage in Northern Ireland
Thousands have marched in support of same-sex marriage in Belfast. Protesters called for an end to the political impasse whereby the Democratic Unionist Party remains opposed to marriage equality, despite Sinn Fein calls for a law change.
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Should you trust the polls?
The latest polls show Labor in the lead ahead of the Federal Election, but can we trust the opinion polls to predict who will win on May 18? SBS News explains how polling works.
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First time voters cast their ballot
First time voters excited to take part in first Australian federal election - reminding Australians not to take the right to vote for granted.
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Australians cast their vote in the cold of Antarctica
For the 2019 federal election, 49 expeditioners will be registered to vote in Antarctica.
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How is your vote counted?
On May 18, Australians will decide who should govern the country. But how is your vote counted? SBS News explains in 7 languages.
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Prime Minister speaks with SBS on eve of the election
SBS has heard from Prime Minister Scott Morrison how he has spent the last day of the campaign in Queensland and on the New South Wales Central Coast.
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What's at stake this election?
This is what you need to know on election night to understand who will win the prize of prime ministership and why.
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The life and legacy of Bob Hawke
He's been described as the labour movement's "Greatest son" and his achievements helped shape modern Australia. Bob Hawke - the Labor Party's longest serving Prime Minister, has died aged 89. SBS World News takes a look at the life and legacy of the much loved former 'larrikin of the Lodge'.
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Louvre pays tribute to pyramid's architect Pei
The Louvre museum in Paris paid tribute to the architect of its giant glass pyramid, I.M. Pei who died earlier this week at the age of 102 at his home in New York City. Dozens of employees of the Louvre gathered under the pyramid, which serves as the museum's monumental entrance for a minute's applause.
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Police pushed off van after spraying tear gas at Algerian protesters
A police officer who sprayed tear gas at protesters was pushed off a van as tens of thousands of Algerians returned to the streets of the capital Algiers for the 13th successive Friday to demand the removal of the nation's ruling elite. After two decades in power, President Abdelaziz Bouteflika quit last month under pressure from protesters and the army, but demonstrations have continued seeking political reforms.
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Who are the minor players in the 2019 election?
There's been lots of talk this election about the minor parties hoping to steal votes. But who are they and what are they really campaigning for?
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Gay couple in Taiwan excited, nervous on eve of same-sex marriage vote
Members of Taiwan's LGBT community were equally excited and worried, on the eve of parliament's decision on the future of same-sex marriage.
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Fancy some 'forest bathing'?
‘Forest bathing’ - the new health prescription with no side effects. The modern Japanese practice seeks to improve mind and body health by immersing people in nature.
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