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Jeremy Hanson confirms he will make bid for Canberra Liberals leadership, says the party has 'gone backwards'
Re-elected MLA Jeremy Hanson says the party's seventh-straight election loss was "very disappointing", as conversations continue about Elizabeth Lee's leadership.
Photo shows A man in a suit speaks into multiple microphones.One seat still in doubt in ACT election as Greens claim third
While the ACT election has been called in favour of Labor, the exact make-up of the next Legislative Assembly isn't yet certain and there is one seat still up for grabs.
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Photo shows Mick Gentleman looking sombre.Canberra Liberals leader agrees party too far to the right following ACT election loss
The leader of the Canberra Liberals has expressed agreement with suggestions that some in her party would rather wage internal ideological battles than secure electoral victory in the ACT.
Photo shows A woman stands in front of microphones.The independent wave hits the ACT as Andrew Barr promises a 'progressive and stable' crossbench
For the first time in 20 years, the ACT has elected independent members to parliament. Thomas Emerson and Fiona Carrick have become the first independents elected to the ACT Legislative Assembly since 2001.
Photo shows Thomas Emerson on election night.If 23 years was considered a 'forever government,' how will the ACT describe Labor after 27?
The ACT election result is another confirmation of how different Canberra is to the rest of the country, having just voted in a seven-term government, which would almost be impossible in any other jurisdiction.
Photo shows Andrew Barr drinks a beer'Extraordinary achievement': ACT Labor wins seventh consecutive term in government
ACT Labor has been returned to government after 23 years in power, while two independents will sit in the Legislative Assembly for the first time in more than two decades.
Photo shows ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr gives his victory speech for the 2024 ACT election.This election Canberrans face a choice that could shape the future of the capital for decades
In some Australian election campaigns the major parties can feel like two varieties of the same product, but at this election Canberrans have a choice before them that could shape the future of the capital for decades to come.
Photo shows ACT Labor Leader Andrew Barr and Canberra Liberals Leader Elizabeth Lee stand together on a stage.ACT Labor forced to remove 'inaccurate and misleading' election ad
On the eve of the election, ACT Labor is found in breach of electoral laws for running advertisements that were "inaccurate and misleading" when criticising the shadow health minister's position on abortion.
Photo shows Leanne Castley, smiling, in front of a sports ground with The Canberra Hospital in the background.Here's what the ACT's major parties plan to spend if they're elected
Just over half of the 213 policies that have been submitted for costing by the three biggest parties have been costed so far.
Photo shows ACT Labor Leader Andrew Barr and Canberra Liberals Leader Elizabeth Lee shake handsPrivately, there's one question surrounding Albanese's new Copacabana house that his colleagues are asking
From flipping the bird at a journalist to scooping up a clifftop abode before an election, "leaders who made decisions that felt good in the moment but have brought with them distracting headaches" has been a theme in politics this week.
Photo shows A room with ocean views.According to this expert, there is one key thing the Canberra Liberals need to do to unseat Labor
Could the surprise devastation witnessed in the Northern Territory election a few months ago foreshadow a similar result in the ACT this weekend, or is the shared "territory" label where the similarities between the NT and the ACT end?
Photo shows Lia Finocchiaro, Andrew Barr and Elizabeth Lee.Canberra Liberals leader Elizabeth Lee makes rude gesture at journalist following tense press conference exchange
Elizabeth Lee made the gesture towards a journalist at a press conference after the ACT Property Council's leaders' debate on Wednesday.
Photo shows a woman giving the finger at a man as he walks awayHere's what you need to know about voting in the ACT election
Canberrans will head to the polls on Saturday to choose the 11th Legislative Assembly. Here's everything you need to know about where to vote, what time the polls close, how to fill in ballot papers and when we're likely to know results.
Photo shows White sign on a railing saying "polling place".Labor wants 'fundamental' electoral reform but noticeably absent from its plans are the biggest threats to democracy
The outcome of two misleading assertions in 2022 reinforces what many in Australia have long suspected — that when it comes to the facts, there is one set of rules for politicians and another for everyone else.
Photo shows Anthony Albanese with Peter Dutton behind him. Both wear suits and have been digitally altered like you're wearing 3D glassesWho are the minor parties running in the 2024 ACT election?
You've heard a lot from the major parties running in this election – namely Labor, the Liberal and the Greens – but these are the other players in contention.
Photo shows An orage corlfute for Greg Burke of the Belco party and a burgundy corflute for Sneha KC of the Independents for Canberra.Andrew Barr says he's open to forming a coalition government with others, if change occurs on election day
When Andrew Barr became ACT chief minister, Tony Abbott was prime minister and Donald Trump hadn't yet announced his run for US president, yet unlike many of his COVID-era counterparts Barr is fighting on.
Photo shows A man wearing a blazer and jeans walks stands inside some kind of stone monument.ACT Greens leader says candidate's blog post comparing Osama bin Laden to Jesus Christ is 'not a reflection of our party as a whole'
The ACT Greens leader says they will not disendorse a candidate for Murrumbidgee, Harini Rangarajan, who made a blog post in 2023 comparing Osama bin Laden to Jesus Christ, in the upcoming territory election.
Photo shows A woman with long black hair and a bindi on her forehead smiles.ACT Greens vetting process in question after candidate's blog post about terrorist leader Osama bin Laden surfaced
The ACT Greens defend their vetting process after admitting to knowing about a candidate's blog post comparing September 11 mastermind Osama bin Laden to Jesus Christ.
Photo shows A dark-haired woman wearing a black jacket staring directly at the cameraFive key takeaways from the ACT election debate between Andrew Barr and Elizabeth Lee
Short and sharp, the half hour leaders' debate a week-and-a-half out from the ACT election left both sides content about their performance, and no clear winner or loser.
Photo shows ACT Labor Leader Andrew Barr and Canberra Liberals Leader Elizabeth Lee stand on a stage behind podiums.The only televised debate between the ACT's major party leaders left some questions unanswered
The leaders of the ACT's two major parties have outlined their visions – and traded barbs – over the future of Canberra at the ACT leaders' debate, but key questions remain unanswered.
Photo shows ACT Labor Leader Andrew Barr and Canberra Liberals Leader Elizabeth Lee shake handsCanberra Liberals launch bid to retake government, declaring 23 years in opposition 'is long enough'
The Canberra Liberals launch their bid to win back government in the ACT, with leader Elizabeth Lee joined at an event in the city's south by former chief minister Kate Carnell and the party faithful.
Photo shows A woman stands behind a podium speaking into a microphone with Liberal Party posters surrounding her.Elizabeth Lee's task on ACT election day is a big one — just like some of her promises
In Australian politics it is often said that when Labor governments lose they lose big, but even after 23 years in power, ACT Labor is nowhere close to that fate, making the task before Canberra Liberals leader Elizabeth Lee fundamentally different.
Photo shows A woman with long black hair in a teal dress stands smiling with a modern building on a green hill in the background.Railway between Canberra and Sydney has long been an issue, and it's among Labor's pre-election promises
The ACT and NSW governments announce they'll work together on improving the railway line between Canberra and Sydney, but this is not a new subject for either.
Photo shows A commuter train moving along the tracks.After gathering momentum at the start of the campaign, the Canberra Liberals endured a week of 'unwelcome distractions'
With a current candidate's offensive social media posts coming to light, and a former candidate hitting back at criticism, the Liberals have spent a week talking about themselves.
Photo shows A woman with long black hair stands in front of a microphone looking serious.How likely is it that Canberra will turn Green this election?
The idea of a Greens politician running a government in Australia seems like a far-fetched notion, but Shane Rattenbury says he wants to be ACT chief minister.
Photo shows Portrait of Shane Rattenbury sitting on a small wall with bushland down a mountain behind him.