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Wimbledon takes a stand against Russia and the ATP/WTA return serve…where’s the moral high ground? Probably a lot closer to US soccer, where gender pay parity has arrived. And was the federal election coverage better than watching sport? As with sport, depends who you support…

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News.com.au’s political editor Samantha Maiden joins Bucky to answer some of the biggest questions to have come out of the election - and reveals who’s to blame for the Liberal Party’s loss, and who is likely to become their new leader. 

Host: Andrew Bucklow
Producer: Hareem Khan
Supporting Producer: Nina Young
Audio Editor: Tiffany Dimmack

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Labor wins with huge swings to Greens and independents. 

So how does Albo govern - and what now for the Liberal party? 

Political editor Simon Benson’s key takeouts from a wild election result.

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This episode of The Front is presented by Claire Harvey, produced by Hareem Khan, and edited by Tiffany Dimmack. The multimedia editor is Lia Tsamoglou, and original music composed by Jasper Leak.

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News.com.au’s political editor Samantha Maiden asks Anthony Albanese the tough questions ahead of this weekend’s federal election.

Host: Andrew Bucklow
Producer:  Hareem Khan
Supporting Producer: Nina Young
Audio Editor: Tiffany Dimmack

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Final week of election campaign, trial of a 101-year-old ex Nazi concentration camp guard will wrap up next week in Germany, guitar owned by Noel Gallagher up for auction, Cannes film festival kicks off, and News.com.au's Wenlei Ma with new shows and movies coming out next week.

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Before Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese face off in the final debate, Bucky goes behind the scenes with a man who used to train candidates for these high stakes debates. He tells us about the gruelling practice sessions, the subtle tactics they use, and what he would tell his candidates to definitely NOT do when on stage.

Host: Andrew Bucklow
Producer:  Hareem Khan
Supporting Producer: Nina Young
Audio Editor: Tiffany Dimmack

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The latest newspoll will be released on Monday, Phillipinos will go to the polls, Andy Warhol’s legendary Marilyn Monroe portrait up for auction, Eurovision kicks off in Turin in Italy, and News.com.au's Wenlei Ma with new shows and movies coming out next week.

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The interest rate rise announced on Tuesday was a devastating blow to millions of Australians - but it was an even bigger blow to Scott Morrison. Sam Maiden joins us to tell us what the hike could mean for the election. 

Host: Andrew Bucklow
Producer:  Hareem Khan
Supporting Producer: Nina Young
Audio Editor: Tiffany Dimmack

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The Sydney Sentinel's Travis de Jonk explore's the week's top stories on sydneysentinel.com.au.

OUR SPECIAL GUEST ON THE SHOW THIS WEEK is Will Tregoning - the founder of Unharm - an organisation spearheading drug law and policy reform in NSW and Australia. We last spoke to Will about a year ago - he returns to update us on movements in the organisation, as well as recent polling by Unharm revealing dramatic transformations in public attitudes about drugs, policing and policy. 

Of particular interest are some points he offers regarding drugs in Australia and why reform and revision is so necessary - in context of the looming federal election which has sucked out all the oxygen from many pressing social issues and policy areas affecting our society. 

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The Teal Independents are making the Coalition very nervous  - and there’s a very good chance they could be the ones who decide which party will form government after May 21. Sam Maiden breaks them down and tells us who’ll be giving the incumbents a run for their money.

Host: Andrew Bucklow
Producer:  Hareem Khan
Supporting Producer: Nina Young
Audio Editor: Tiffany Dimmack

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A slew of controversial tweets from Katherine Deves’ now-deleted Twitter account have been the biggest talking points of the election campaign so far. News.com.au’s political editor, Samantha Maiden joins Bucky to take us through the tweetstorm, and what's likely to happen in the coming weeks. 

Host: Andrew Bucklow
Producer:  Hareem Khan
Supporting Producer: Nina Young
Audio Editor: Tiffany Dimmack

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The election campaign enters week two, The UN Security Council will hold another meeting on the humanitarian situation in Ukraine, and News.com.au's Wenlei Ma with new shows and movies coming out next week.

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Who is the other man vying for the top job in Australia? Sam Maiden takes an in depth look at the opposition leader and tells you everything you need to know.  

Host: Andrew Bucklow
Producer:  Hareem Khan
Supporting Producer: Nina Young
Audio Editor: Tiffany Dimmack

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Will Smith has issued a public apology to Chris Rock after yesterday’s slapping incident at the Oscars, the Academy officially launched a formal review around the slapping incident, the Federal election most likely to be held on May 14, Eddie McGuire, Shane Warne, Justin Langer and Natalie Barr.

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In 2022 we know a Federal election is coming, and while we don't have an exact date for the ballot just yet, already the campaigning has begun by all of the major parties and prominent independents keen to retain their seats in power.

But who might some of the new faces in Canberra be? Could Gladys really be making the switch from state politics to join current Prime Minister Scott Morrison in the capital?

The Quicky speaks to an Australian politics expert to find out whether Labor really stand a chance at winning, why the United Australia Party has your phone number, and whether the Coalition can overcome their 'women problem'.

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A Canberra insider tells us what happens inside the party rooms before an election, and who decides when you have your democracy sausage. We also hear from a man in the engine room of the election about the logistical nightmare of the big day.

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This episode of the MCC Votes&Seats podcast provides an analysis of the results of the 2021 German Federal Elections. Prof. Dr. Oliver Lembcke (Ruhr University Bochum) highlights the causes of the fragmentation and levelling of the German party system, explains why the CDU and the Left party (Die Linke) underperformed, and considers the key controversial issues of the coalition negotiations. Furthermore, he also gives some insights into the struggles within the SPD, analyses the position of Olaf Scholz (leader of the SPD), and outlines the main obstacles the next German chancellor had to face. Finally, he makes some reflections on the new government’s policy on European integration.

With the help of guest experts and politicians, in the podcast series of MCC’s Centre for Political Science we endeavor to analyze which actors are the real winners of the parliamentary and municipal elections taking place this year in different European countries and what exactly can be considered a real victory after the ballot counts.