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Rudd's “new agenda” speech is an attempt to to reach out to key constituencies: marginal voters, the major employer groups, unions, and small business. Peter Gahan
A September 7 election saves Australians the folly of a planned referendum on constitutional recognition for local councils. Bronwyn Hinz
Does Australia have a bloated middle class welfare system? Joey Moloney
Your quick guide to the uncertain composition of the Senate. Cathy Harper
Now the Labor leadership question is resolved, let's talk about policy. Helen Sullivan
Why do politicians increasingly use spin? Mark Triffitt
What do the latest VoteCompass results tell us about leaders' debates, 'trust' and what's happening in QLD. [audio] Nicholas Reece & Mark Triffitt
The polls consistently show the Coalition with a commanding lead .. but what about the 'headline worm'? Dr Denis Muller
The 2013 election campaign was a policy vacuum. Barry Jones
UPDATE: Rudd to bring forward the ETS Peter Christoff
Joe Hockey and Kevn Rudd play chicken with the pre-election fiscal outlook. Wes Mountain
Watch all the major interest groups' TV campaign ads in one place.
The economic case for dropping our obsession with budget surpluses. Professor Guay Lim
Some Labor MPs are increasingly coy about which party they represent. Ryan Sheales
The Liberal Party has unleashed an advertising blitz to counteract renewed media interest in Labor’s Kevin Rudd. Bronwyn Hinz