Eyes focus north as Morrison, Shorten race to snatch Territory seats

Australia News News

Eyes focus north as Morrison, Shorten race to snatch Territory seats
Australia Latest News,Australia Headlines
  • 📰 abcnews
  • ⏱ Reading Time:
  • 19 sec. here
  • 2 min. at publisher
  • 📊 Quality Score:
  • News: 11%
  • Publisher: 83%

ANALYSIS: Eyes focus north as Morrison, Shorten race to snatch Territory seats

There are just four main horses running for the House of Representatives in the NT — ex-serviceman Mr Gosling and former deputy coroner Ms Ganley for Solomon, and stalwart Labor MP Warren Snowdon and CLP candidate and Alice Springs town councillor Jacinta Price for Lingiari.Despite the Greens and other minor parties fielding entries, no third party or independent has enough of a profile or groundswell of support behind them to take home a spot in either the House or the Senate.

This year looks to be no different, with Katherine vet and first-time politician Sam McMahon looking to take one position for the CLP while former NT Government minister and journalist Malarndirri McCarthy is expected to retain the other for Labor. Mr Morrison has frequented the region twice so far since January, while Mr Shorten has upped his mileage to three visits.

We have summarized this news so that you can read it quickly. If you are interested in the news, you can read the full text here. Read more:

abcnews /  🏆 5. in AU

Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines

Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.

'Future generations will not thank us': the Tory backlash over May's Huawei decision'Future generations will not thank us': the Tory backlash over May's Huawei decisionThe US has warned Britain that allowing Huawei into its 5G rollout could jeopardise its role in the elite Five Eyes intelligence sharing club.
Read more »

Cyber spooks hint at hard work defending election from hackersCyber spooks hint at hard work defending election from hackersThe international 'Five Eyes' network of cyber spies believes Australia is at risk from foreign interference in its federal election, including direct hacks and targeted “fake news”, writes NickdMiller
Read more »

Cyber spooks hint at hard work defending election from hackersCyber spooks hint at hard work defending election from hackersThe international Five Eyes network of cyber spies believes Australia is at risk from foreign interference in its federal election | NickdMiller
Read more »

Theresa May gives green light to Huawei role in UK's 5G networkTheresa May gives green light to Huawei role in UK's 5G networkThe decision is likely to lead to fresh strains with the US, which has urged others in the Five Eyes intelligence alliance to do the same.
Read more »

Consumer watchdog issues urgent recall for Ray Ban sunniesConsumer watchdog issues urgent recall for Ray Ban sunniesUrgent recall for Ray Ban sunglasses across Australia over fears lenses could shatter at any moment when being worn, causing eye damage.
Read more »

Buster, the perfect human made of plastic, is the future of anatomyBuster, the perfect human made of plastic, is the future of anatomyIn a brand-new high-security lab, Professor Paul McMenamin is looking at the future of anatomy in his cold blue eyes.
Read more »

How the campaign trail shows what Scott Morrison is really likeHow the campaign trail shows what Scott Morrison is really likeIf the ageing rockers of AC/DC caught wind of the way the LNP kicked off his election campaign in Queensland, perhaps they rolled their eyes.
Read more »

Spotlight on WA as Morrison, Shorten set to battle for marginal seatsSpotlight on WA as Morrison, Shorten set to battle for marginal seatsWith a debate between the two leaders set for Monday night, WA is proving to be one of the biggest make-or-break players in the election ausvotes19 auspol
Read more »

Greens attack govt amid Morrison-Shorten election ceasefire | Sky News AustraliaGreens attack govt amid Morrison-Shorten election ceasefire | Sky News AustraliaThe Prime Minister and his family have spent Easter Sunday morning attending a service at Horizon Church in Sydney’s south.\n\nWhile Labor and the government continue a weekend election campaign ceasefire, Scott Morrison has been unable to shake attention from the crossbench over the Murray-Darling Basin.\n\nGreens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young has written to Opposition Leader Bill Shorten, asking him to back a royal commission into the management of the Murray-Darling Basin.\n\nShe’s also urging Mr Morrison to hand over unredacted documents relating to an $80 million water buyback from 2017.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia \n\n\n\n\n\n
Read more »

Morrison and Shorten risk ban by Chinese social media giantMorrison and Shorten risk ban by Chinese social media giantAustralian politicians including the Prime Minister and Opposition Leader risk being kicked off China's largest social media platform WeChat for using official accounts set up by Chinese citizens.
Read more »



Render Time: 2025-04-26 00:53:48