Analysis

To what extent are voters engaged in the election and election issues? 
Cathy Harper

What do the latest VoteCompass results tell us about leaders' debates, 'trust' and what's happening in QLD. [audio]
Nicholas Reece & Mark Triffitt

Join University of Melbourne students as they discuss Tony Abbott’s daughters, and whatever pirates and sex have to do with the election. 
The Farrago Team

The economic case for dropping our obsession with budget surpluses.
Professor Guay Lim

Voters frequently lament the government-of-the-day's perceived lack of action and vaguely demand it "does something".
Ryan Sheales

When will we go to the polls? The only certainty is it has to be before November 30.

Nicholas Reece

The Liberals claim power prices have gone up 94% under Labor. Is that true? 
Dylan McConnell

How exactly are young people consuming political news? 
Aaron Martin

Join University of Melbourne students as they look at the best and worst campaign ads and discuss the chances of Peter Beattie and the Greens.
The Farrago Team

All that was revealed in the third and final leaders' 'debate' were the similarities between the two parties.
James Gray

Sometimes the only thing that will get noticed in an election campaign is an orange fish costume. Cameron Wheatley

Pretty pictures to help you understand Senate preference flows. 
Election Watch team

University of Melbourne students on the week that saw Kevid Rudd oust Julia Gillard.

The Farrago Team

"Turning back the boats" and Australia's relationship with Indonesia.
Michael MacWilliam

Treasurer Chris Bowen and Finance Minister Penny Wong reveal a budget deficit of more than $30 billion. 
Cathy Harper

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