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As we prepare to vote on Saturday, are we mainly considering our own hip pocket or longer-term issues about the good of society? Karen Block
An easy infographic that tells you where Tony Abbott and Kevin Rudd campaigned, and what they did. Election Watch team
The mainstream media needs to change the way it reports politics. Margaret Simons
"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
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
The economic case for dropping our obsession with budget surpluses. Professor Guay Lim
Pretty pictures to help you understand Senate preference flows. Election Watch team
Kevin Rudd personally supports gay marriage. What might this mean for marriage equality post-election? Graham Willett
Australia must temper its impulse to be paternalistic towards PNG Jonathan Schultz
Issues of corruption within the Australian Labor Party could extend beyond a group of "rotten apple" individuals Ryan Sheales
Will Tony Abbott's decision to preference Labor ahead of the Greens have any significant effect? Nicholas Reece
Here's some advice to an incoming Government: address teacher variability and forget about autonomy. John Hattie and Maxine McKew
Sometimes the only thing that will get noticed in an election campaign is an orange fish costume. Cameron Wheatley
