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The latest news from the Commonweath of AustraliaSim, headed by Director Lily Hail and Australia Editor Anna Hiles.

Liberals in shambles as MBOM leaves the Government

MBOM leaves the government, what happens next still unknown.

General Election 18: Who is where and what to expect

What we expect for each electorate, and the election overall.

Final Predictions for 17th AustraliaSim General Election

Final Predictions for 17th AustraliaSim General Election

By Olivia Jones The campaign in Australia has been a long one, and as the campaign officially closes and the polls prepare to be opened the Independent is releasing final predictions for every electorate. These may differ from other prominent predictions, but they are based on an analysis by many

General Election 17: Early Predictions

General Election 17: Early Predictions

The Independents early predictions for the 17th General Election.

The Independent Leaders' Debate: 13 June 2020

The Independent Leaders' Debate: 13 June 2020

The Prime Minister faced attacks from all sides over LGBTQ+ issues and visa policy while Gregor_The_Beggar took the dominant position in a heated debate

A sit down with the new MP for Melbourne

After the Melbourne By-election, occurring on the 30th of May, 2020 we saw the electorate go to NeatSaucer, an SDP newcomer. I sat down with NeatSaucer, on the Sunday following polling day. The full transcript is below: Anna Hiles: Good afternoon NeatSaucer, first of congratulations on your election victory last

Melbourne By-election: Polling shows NeatSaucer on track to win

A Poll conducted by NewsPoll is released.

Vote of No Confidence tabled as government walks back anthem changes

Vote of No Confidence

Vote of No Confidence tabled as government walks back anthem changes

The government's popularity has tumbled as Australians briefly had an odd merger of 'Advance Australia Fair' and 'I Am Australian' as an anthem yesterday afternoon.

The 2 Cents on Flags, Tax Cuts and 99 cents

A mere 2 weeks into Parliament, and we have already seen 9 of the 11 bills introduced to Parliament fail. We have seen the government try to make tax cuts, such as the removal of the Goods and Service Tax (GST) on Electricity bills, and Income Tax reductions in all

Chaos in the first week of Parliament

Chaos in the first week of Parliament

A look at a rather eventful first week of the sixteenth term.