The Latest Breaking News from Kooyong

The media believes elections are decided by its coverage. But traditional campaigning could have a decisive impact come polling day.

Josh Frydenberg officially launches his campaign to retain the seat of Kooyong, claiming the election of independents would lead to chaos and a hung parliament.

As the prime minister campaigns in Tasmania, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg faces a tough battle to hold the blue-ribbon Liberal seat of Kooyong.

Good morning, early birds. Scott Morrison will reportedly today tell Queensland voters that the “green-left” claim to be “more virtuous” than them and “deride their jobs as unworthy”, and a five-week inquest into the death of an Indigenous woman named Veronica Nelson has begun. It’s the news you need to…

Karen Hayes is the subject of an internal investigation by Guide Dogs Victoria for publicly backing Mr Frydenberg in the hotly contested inner-Melbourne seat of Kooyong.

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From marginal seats with diverse communities to blue-ribbon ones with climate-focused independents, voters are fed up with political spin and are seeking policy action on big issues like the cost of living and climate change.

Liberal MP labels teal independents’ digital advertising outlay ‘immoral’ as it surpasses party’s candidates by tens of thousands of dollars

The organisation's chief executive officer Karen Hayes has publicly endorsed the Treasurer in her seat of Kooyong through a social media video and in letterbox flyers.

The Greens have long battled against the perception they’re the radical fringe or the electoral ingenues of Australian politics.

If a former ABC journalist defeats ‘Freedom Boy’ in Goldstein in the coming election, is it all over for the IPA?