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Live: Dutton launches campaign as housing firms as key battleground

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is in Sydney for the the Coalition's campaign launch, joined by former prime ministers John Howard, Tony Abbott and Scott Morrison. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is in Perth for his campaign launch later today.
A graphic of Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton cut-outs

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Government and Politics

'Taken to the town square and humiliated': Charles and Camilla's awkward wedding

It's been 20 years since Charles was finally able to marry the love of his life, but his wedding to Camilla featured a bout of sinusitis, an unhappy son, and a requirement that they both apologise to God for their behaviour.
Charles and Camilla grin and embrace

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Royalty

New research says we're dealing with stray cats all wrong

Jennifer Cotterell would bring dozens of cats to the pound that would eventually be put down — under traditional management strategies, it was all she could do.
Three cats eat food out of a bowl in a yard.

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Cats

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Federal election 2025

Coalition to unveil first home buyer mortgage tax deduction scheme

Peter Dutton will super-charge his fight against Labor over housing with a promise that first-time buyers of newly built homes would be able to deduct mortgage payments from income taxes.
Peter Dutton in a suit talking at a lectern with Australian flags in background

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Housing Policy

Labor proposes 5 per cent deposits for all first home buyers

A re-elected Albanese government would allow all Australians to purchase a first home while avoiding lenders' mortgage insurance.  
Anthony Albanese at press conference in Perth electorate of Swan__cc85840b8c1e0e5f247e504610f8094c

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Federal Government

Nuclear energy divides Australia, but data shows our stance may be shifting

New data from the ABC's Vote Compass survey shows respondents are divided on nuclear energy, while support for climate change action appears to have softened.
Early morning sun shining through steam clouds billowing from a nuclear power plant and transmissions lines.

Source: ABC NewsTopic: Australian Federal Elections

Antony Green: Guide to federal election 2025

Four of the last five elections were close; May 3 may see similar results with a tight race.

Source: ABC Homepage

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