Presidential debates have become a familiar feature of the American political landscape. As Planet America's John Barron explains, they can make or break a candidate's success.
Territory Labor distributes campaign flyer 'inconsistent' with electoral law ahead of NT election
The Territory Labor party could face a $92,000 fine after one of its campaign flyers targeting an independent candidate in a key northern Darwin seat was found to be "inconsistent" with electoral laws.
Photo shows Ngaree Ah Kit speaks at a press conference with microphones in front of her.Emily's son struggled learning to read in public school, something the Canberra Liberals' education policy hopes to change
Emily Lewis's son struggled with learning to read in kindergarten and, despite being assured by his teachers that there was no need for concern, he was still lagging behind by year 2.
Photo shows A woman sits at a table with a pile of flash cards with words on them.Here's what the major parties have promised Territorians this election
Faced with rising crime and cost-of-living pressures, the major parties have made some bold commitments ahead of the NT election. With just days until polls close, here's what voters have been promised.
Photo shows A sign showing a sign directing people to a polling centre.The Kamala Harris honeymoon period is in full swing, but how long can it last?
Kamala Harris is riding a wave of Democratic enthusiasm, and polls suggest the election has become more competitive. But three months is a long time in modern US politics.
Photo shows A smiling Kamala Harris speaks at a podium, holding a finger to the sky.Starter's gun fired on NT election campaign, with big money and policy change promises
As the NT election campaign kicks off, its first week has been marked by big spending promises and criticism of poor consultation over future policy.
Photo shows An exterior photo of Parliament House in Darwin. There are large palm trees out the front.Everything you need to know about the NT election
Territorians will head to the polls in three weeks for what's likely to be a close contest between the Labor government and the Country Liberal Party opposition. Here are the key players and big issues shaping the election.
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Photo shows A close-up composite image of the two women who both have a serious expression.Independents and Greens set sights on Queensland electorates
The funding organisation behind the teal candidates, Climate200, is now backing groups in four south east Queensland electorates.
Has Video Duration: 7 minutes 9 seconds.SA Greens distance themselves from 'Unf*** the future' flyer distributed in Adelaide
A flyer authorised by the Australian Greens has created controversy for its deliberately bold and colourful language as SA party members say it blindsided them.
Photo shows A greens flyer reading Unf*** the FutureBarnaby Joyce likens voting to shooting and tells rally to 'get ready to load that magazine'
Barnaby Joyce likens voting to shooting and tells rally to 'get ready to load that magazine' to vote out Chris Minns and Anthony Albanese.
Photo shows Barnaby Joyce speaking into a microphone at an outdoor event and gesturing with a pointed finger.Has Video Duration: 47 seconds.These are the major false narratives that will try to convince Americans Kamala Harris isn't fit for office
Only minutes after US Vice-President Kamala Harris announced she would run for president, deeply offensive false narratives about her began to resurface.
Photo shows a black and blotchy graphic of Kamala Harris in front of an illuminati pyramidIf all goes to plan this man will make Donald Trump one of the most powerful presidents of all time
Trump's march to re-take the White House continues with renewed determination. If he wins he'll have an "army" of 10,000 recruits at his disposal to help implement his controversial agenda.
Photo shows A close up of a man with in a suit & tie smiling at the camera. Around him are the stars and stripes of the US flag.Video shows shooter wasn't stopped for nearly two minutes before shooting Donald Trump
The near-assassination of Donald Trump was a seminal moment in US history. Through multiple live streams, map data, and eyewitness videos, here's how the rally shooting played out over 11 minutes and 9 seconds.
Joe Biden continues campaign after bruising debate
Speaking at a campaign rally in North Carolina, the US president acknowledged he's not the man he used to be as questions swirl about whether he should stand aside.
Photo shows Post-Debate Rally, Biden vs Trump: Joe Biden and Jill Biden on a stage at a campaign event.Has Video Duration: 2 minutes 27 seconds.The Canberra Liberals have vowed to lower rate increases. Here's how their plan compares to Labor's
The party says it would lower the cap on general rate increases to 2.2 per cent if successful in winning government at October's ACT election. Rates are currently capped at 3.75 per cent but individual rises vary depending on the household and can be higher.
Photo shows A bird's eye view of a leafy suburb full of houses.As the ACT's longest serving chief minister, Andrew Barr faces an election in October. What is his legacy?
Andrew Barr is the last COVID-era government leader still in office. Now also the ACT's longest-serving chief minister, he is preparing for an election in October.
Photo shows Andrew Barr wearing a navy suit with blue shirt and navy tie.Katter party politician reveals criminal past amid crime-focused election campaign
A Queensland political candidate for Katter's Australia Party has gone public with details of his criminal past ahead of a state election that could be decided on issues over crime.
Photo shows Two male politicians wearing light blue button downs. One wears a cowboy hat and a maroons scarf.Narendra Modi wanted a landslide but Indians handed him a victory that feels like a defeat
Narendra Modi is known for his strongman politics but that may have to change in the face of a weakened mandate as the Indian PM relies on a coalition that may not share his Hindu nationalist beliefs.
'Sent by God': Narendra Modi concludes a 45-hour meditation as he awaits a verdict on his decade in power
India's election has been a Herculean exercise involving 15 million polling officials and security personnel, 1 million polling stations, more than 8,000 candidates and 744 political parties. Here's what to expect next.
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Photo shows A man presses his hands together in prayerWill voters care if SA Labor breaks its promise to fix the 'ramping crisis'?
In the two years since Labor made the key election promise that helped it win government in SA, ramping has become significantly worse — but failing to fix the crisis may not necessarily cost the government the next election.
Photo shows A smiling man hugs a woman, surrounded by people and camerasDavid Speirs on the SA Liberal's leadership and policies
The South Australian opposition leader discusses his leadership following his party's loss at the Dunstan by-election.
Photo shows Stateline logo top left. Opposition Leader One On One text. David Speirs and Rory McClaren sitting on chairs facing each other.Has Video Duration: 7 minutes 9 seconds.