Rewinding through the election campaign...

Australia's election channel. View Online   |   Forward May 18, 2019 Rewinding through the election campaign As the countdown to the close of polls draws near, Sky News looks back at the campaign as it unfolded after Prime Minister Scott Morrison called the election on April 11. Scott Morrison casts his ballot in Sydney The Prime Minister has cast his ballot in Sydney following a quick visit to Tasmania to fit in some last-minute campaigning. Labor on track for a narrow victory: Newspoll The final Newspoll ahead of the federal election shows Labor remains in front and on track for a narrow victory. Concerns previously safe Vic seat of Deakin could fall to Labor The Liberals are increasingly concerned the safe suburban Melbourne seat of Deakin could fall the other way when the votes are counted. Higgins is sick of the Liberals: Richard Di Natale Greens candidate Jason Ball hopes to steal the affluent inner-Melbourne seat of Higgins, currently held by outgoing Minister for Women Kelly O'Dwyer, with the help of his party leader Richard Di Natale. Bass and Braddon will decide who the next PM is: Morrison Scott Morrison says the seats of Bass and Braddon, in the Labor stronghold of Tasmania, 'are the seats that are going to decide who the next prime minister is, not just who the next great member is.' Man charged over alleged corkscrew stabbing A 62-year-old man has been charged after he allegedly stabbed a Liberal Party volunteer with a corkscrew in Sydney's Nothern Beaches. Israel Folau's $4m contract terminated Israel Folau has been found in breach of the players' code of conduct for condemning gay people and 'fornicators' in a social media post published on April 10. Dutton confident of holding on to Dickson After 18 years representing Dickson, Peter Dutton is confident he can hold onto the ultra marginal Queensland seat. Ken Wyatt 'quietly confident' of return to parliament Ken Wyatt is quietly confident he will be returned to Parliament as voting continues in the Western Australian seat of Hasluck. Shorten vows to reverse penalty rates cuts Bill Shorten says his first order of business will be to 'get the wages moving again for millions of our fellow Australians', if his party is successful at the federal election. Corbyn terminates Brexit discussions with May UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says he'll no longer negotiate on a Brexit solution with the British Prime Minister Theresa May because her government has become 'unstable and its authority eroded'. Archie's birth certificate reveals birth location Baby Archie's birth certificate has revealed the Duchess of Sussex gave birth at a private hospital in London. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe