Michael Sukkar says the Liberals will “get behind” their new Kooyong candidate Amelia Hamer; Putin vows all perpetrators of the Moscow attack will receive “a just and inevitable punishment”. Follow updates here.
Federal Housing Minister Julie Collins says the 11 per cent swing away from the Liberals in Saturday’s Tasmanian election shows voters are “unhappy” with the direction the Premier Jeremy Rockliff is taking the state. The member for Franklin in Tasmania said state Labor, like the Greens, received “a slight increase” in votes compared to the last election while “Jacqui Lambie had a significant increase because she was running in the state election”.
“But what I would say is the premier’s triumphant speech last night was out of touch with Tasmanians, and the result that we saw last night – there’s still eight seats in doubt – it’s too early I think for people to be saying what the next government of Tasmania will be. “Clearly, the Liberals are in the strong suits, they’re going to get the most seats, but, you know, this result is one that we should all be listening to.
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