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Liberal Strongholds now Teal Havens?

Opinion April 30, 2025By Jenna Rees

In the 2019 federal election, the federal seat of Warringah was fiercely contested between a long-term Liberal favourite and a…

Liberal Strongholds now Teal Havens?

Analysis April 30, 2025By Jenna Rees

Now, six years on from the 2019 election, we’re once again facing a fierce contest between a Liberal and an independent in Sydney’s north — but this time, in Bradfield.

Independents Day: How the Teals Could Win Big at the Next Election

Federal Election 2025 April 30, 2025By David Thom

In 2022, the ‘Teal’ independents created a roadmap for how to challenge the major parties where they are most vulnerable,…

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Browsing: teals

Liberal Strongholds now Teal Havens?

Liberal Strongholds now Teal Havens?

Independents Day: How the Teals Could Win Big at the Next Election

Where is the outrage?: National protest against gender-based violence

Battling personalities and deadlines: The spectrum of characters in group assessments

Another Election? Why the USU Election Matters

HackWatch: Who Wants to be a Board Director?

We Will Be Remembered As More Than Administrative Errors

NSW universities in the red as plague of cuts hit students & staff

Your Compliance Will Not Save You

Remembering Khanh Tran: How Activists Won the Fight for a Disabilities Room on Campus

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