National two-party preferred estimate
Coalition
Vote: 47.9%
Labor
Vote: 52.1%
3.7% swing to ALP
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analysis:India's south has always been immune to Modi's charms. Here's why he's desperate to win them over
India's prime minister has set himself an ambitious goal in the country's marathon six-week election, but to achieve it, he'll have to win over a dubious crowd.
Liberal Party chooses Tim Wilson to contest his former Melbourne seat of Goldstein
Liberal Party backs former federal MP who lost his seat to a teal independent to fight to win it back.
Analysis by Kathleen Calderwood
analysis:Taiwan just had an election, and the outcome is everything Beijing was dreading
Beijing despises the winner of Taiwan's election, Lai Ching-tei, calling him a separatist and a troublemaker. But it can't ignore the message voters are sending with his victory, writes Kathleen Calderwood.
'You can't clap with one hand': Why Bangladesh is divided over its iron lady PM
Once a pro-democracy icon, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has won a fifth term in Bangladesh. But her critics say she's taking the country down a dangerous path.
Australia has unfinished constitutional business
With the Voice to Parliament resoundingly defeated, many people – including legal experts – have been left wondering whether there is any hope of ever again changing Australia’s 123-year-old constitution.
Analysis from the ABC's experts
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The female kingmaker, the nepo baby and the bitter rivalry that may shape Indonesia for years to come
A controversial court decision makes it possible for Joko Widodo's son to run for vice-president. But is this all part of his plan to finally outmanoeuvre the woman who made him?
'Wouldn't let your dog live there': Remote leaders call for new gap closing efforts after No vote
Indigenous leaders in the Northern Territory are calling for sustained focus on remote communities following the Voice to Parliament referendum defeat.
The NT voted No to the Voice, but results show remote communities backed Yes
Results so far show that voters in the territory's Indigenous remote communities voted heavily in favour of yes. So what happens now?
Analysis by Jason Om
analysis:Disengaged, unaware, undecided: The debate over the Voice in Western Sydney
Western Sydney often makes or breaks federal governments at elections. Now, during the lead-up to the referendum, some communities are saying the Voice is not a priority for them, or that there’s not enough information.
Property tycoon Srettha Thavisin becomes Thai Prime Minister
Thailand's parliament has chosen a new prime minister after three months of deadlock. Political newcomer and property tycoon Srettha Thavisin will lead the nation.