Tag: Liberal Party of Australia

• What do young people think of ‘brain rot’ political advertisements?

  

  Spend much time on Instagram or TikTok lately? If yes, you can’t have missed the ‘interesting’ election material pushed out by Australian political parties. Why are they putting these out and what do young people think of them?

  ontherecord

  April 29, 2025

  Federal Election, Federal Politics, Technology, Top stories

  australian greens, brain rot, Federal Election, Instagram, Labor Party, Liberal Party of Australia, tiktok

• “Tweedledumb, Tweedledumber”: why are people voting for alternative voices?

  

  Votes for minor parties and independents surged at and since the 2022 federal election. Why is this?

  ontherecord

  July 5, 2024

  Analysis, Federal Politics, Long Reads, News, State Politics, Top stories

  2022 Australian Election Study, 2022 federal election, ABC News, Analysis, Australian Democrats, australian election, Australian Election Study, australian greens, australian labor party, Climate 200, Dunstan by-election, Katie McKusker, Kos Samaras, Liberal Party of Australia, Malcolm Roberts, News, One Nation, Pauline Hanson’s One Nation, proportional representation, Question Time, RedBridge Polling, Resolve Political Monitor, Simon Holmes a Court, South Australia, Tasmanian election, Teal Independents, uniparty

• A breakdown of South Australia’s federal electorates

  

  South Australia has 10 federal electorates. Thanks to OTR’s 2022 editorial team, you can learn more about yours here.

  ontherecord

  May 18, 2022

  Analysis, Federal Politics, South Australia

  2022 federal election, Adelaide, Amanda Rishworth, Barker, Boothby, federal electorates, Grey, Hindmarsh, House of Representatives, James Stevens, Kingston, Labor Party of Australia, Liberal Party of Australia, Liz Habermann, Makin, Mark Butler, Matt Burnell, Mayo, Rebekha Sharkie, Rowan Ramsey, Senate, South Australia, Spence, Steve Georganas, Sturt, Tony Pasin, Tony Zappia