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Wauchope resident Anthony Mahr is asking people not to pat or feed his guide dog. Photo: Liz Langdale. 

Anthony Mahr is asking people not to pat or feed his guide dog.

'Shadow is my eyes': Plea not to distract guide dogs

This is a sample of The Echidna newsletter sent out each weekday morning .

Voters biting the hand that never fed them

Member for Cowper, Pat Conaghan. Photo: Mardi Borg

For the first time since Federation, the seat of Cowper is in limbo

Pat Conaghan on lessons learned and being in election limbo

SAD NEWS: Jackie Monk has paid tribute to her husband David Kiefel.

Wife pays tribute to much-loved husband David Kiefel after long battle.

61-year-old dies from Japanese encephalitis

Hydrogen has been touted by many as the answer to climate change. So what's the deal with it?

Will hydrogen technology be the answer to Australia's emissions woes?

The interim Albanese frontbench. Picture: AAP 

Crossbenchers Rebekha Sharkie, Bob Katter, Andrew Wilkie, Helen Haines and Zali Steggall have given Labor confidence of supply.

Labor secures support for a working minority government, but hopeful of more

LONG HAUL: Member for Farrer Sussan Ley, with supporters on Saturday night, has not ruled out putting her hand up to lead the Liberals, and affirmed she is committed to serving a full term after her re-election. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE

Member for Farrer Sussan Ley says it's up to party to choose leadership

Ley not ruling herself out for leadership, with lessons to learn for Libs

The May 23 post-election front pages of publisher ACM's daily newspapers in NSW, Victoria, Tasmania and the ACT

From Barnaby country to Labor's heartlands: what the ACM papers say

This is a sample of The Echidna newsletter sent out each weekday morning till the end of the election.

The hoary old chestnut of hip-pocket politics no longer cuts it

UGLY SCENES: Video has emerged of two men brawling in Newcastle on Sunday morning before a third man is stabbed. 

A man has been stabbed during an ugly brawl between two groups in Newcastle in the early hours of Sunday morning.

Man stabbed repeatedly during ugly brawl

Anthony Albanese has been sworn in as prime minister before heading to Tokyo for a Quad meeting.

Mr Albanese and Senator Wong will head to Tokyo on Monday afternoon.

Albanese sworn in as 31st prime minister

Anthony Albanese and new Labor MP for Reid Sally Sitou on Sunday morning. Picture: AAP

Labor's Sally Sitou said her own victory proved voters wanted politicians who 'reflect the community'.

Albanese takes first steps of governing, as Liberal recriminations begin

Josh Frydenberg (left) appears to be among a number unseated moderate Libs, as Simon Birmingham says the party needs to bring more women into the fold. Picture: AAP

Peter Dutton is the heir-apparent for the Liberal leadership, but moderates want someone who can bring more women into the fold.

Libs moderates seek Morrison successor to increase women in the party

It was Soctt Morrison's way or the highway. And he was wrong. Picture: AAP

Voters have given a mandate for a federal ICAC with teeth and serious climate action.

The flawed political gambit that lost the election

Outgoing Prime Minister Scott Morrison and former Liberal staffer Brittany Higgins. Pictures: AAP, Karleen Minney

Every single pollster said the women were coming for Morrison. Every single pollster was right.

Women driving change: The moment that seeded a movement

TOUGH NIGHT: Barnaby Joyce made a solemn victory speech in Tamworth. Photo: Mark Kriedemann

The Nationals have avoided the bloodbath voters inflicted on the Liberals by retaining all 16 of their electorates, but the party's hopes of picking up new seats have been dashed.

Nationals defy Coalition bloodbath and look set to hold all seats

A still from Get A Life, Alright! Picture: Joyhouse Productions

The children's television-inspired music is the highlight of the film.

Luck, laughs and a good-heart

David Pocock celebrates at his election party with parents Andy and Jane and supporters. Picture: Elesa Kurtz

Without Senator Seselja in the Parliament, there would be no Coalition representation at all for the territory.

Pocock on verge of historic upset in ACT Senate shake-up

Anthony Albanese, centre, celebrates with his partner Jodie Haydon and son Nathan Albanese after after winning the 2022 federal election. Picture: AAP

It will likely be in a minority government after a large swing away from the Coalition.

'Optimism, not fear': Albo the new PM as teal wave hits Parliament

Anthony Albanese claims victory. Picture: Screenshot

Follow the updates and results for the federal election as they happen here.

As it happened: 'Australians have voted for change': Albo claims victory

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A German minister says Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus received 155 of 160 votes to head the WHO.

Tedros re-elected as head of WHO

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is on track to form a government in his own right.

Labor on track for majority government

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says his government will strengthen Australia's climate policies.

PM returns after debut on world stage

Online data showed independents like Monique Ryan (centre) gave disillusioned voters an alternative.

Voter sentiment in plain sight online

Outgoing Star chairman John O'Neil has conceded parts of gambling giant's business went badly wrong.

Star chairman to conclude casino evidence

CHARGED: The man was already disqualified from driving. 

The man was already disqualified from driving.

Banned for 39 years, driver allegedly found drink driving in Leeton

CHAT: Megan Mulrooney from COMPACT presenting about work placement opportunities. Photos: Supplied

Event delves into job options, addressing shortages

GAME ON: Leeton-Whitton A grade coach Katie Graham prepares to offload a pass during a recent home game. Photo: Liam Warren

The Crows will travel to Coolamon this weekend with winning on their mind.

One-goal loss makes Crows hungrier for next victory

SEARCH: Amie Fazekas looks for options among her Dianas teammates. Photo: Liam Warren 

The Dianas went down 22-0 to Albury on the weekend.

Dianas hope to find rhythm after another loss

BRUSHING UP: Dorothy Roddy has been using the opportunity offered by the residency to work on a series of portraits and a children's book. PHOTO: Cai Holroyd

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Leeton artist enjoying ROR residency

STEM STUDENTS: Lensovior Leung Wai, Dean Smart, Benji Savage and Max Brown are four of the students participating in Phase 2 of the Virtual STEM Academy and have been enjoying the opportunities. PHOTO: Contributed

The MIA's Virtual STEM Academy has hit it's stride, with waiting lists of students keen to take up the opportunity

Virtual STEM academy hits stride with Phase 2

LOOK AHEAD: Leeton United's Jake Shelton in action during a match last season. United will return home this weekend. Photo: Talia Pattison

United remain in second on the Pascoe Cup ladder.

Leeton United settle for draw on the road

The Leeton Business Chamber speaks on tourism and Leeton.

Bright future for Leeton as tourism destination

STRANGE PHENOMENON: Sussan Ley at the Albion Hotel on Saturday night said she would embrace "whatever the future brings". 

Farrer winner and loser ponder future for country as night turns sweet and sour

Victorious Ley, 'ecstatic' Cameron wonder what the future will bring

Eight candidates vie for seat of Farrer in federal parliament.

MIA decides: Ley holds Farrer for Liberals

All polling booths are set to be open across the country tomorrow. Picture: Karleen Minney

The Electoral Commissioner has confirmed all polling places will be open for election day.

All polling places will be open for election day: AEC

WELL DONE: Lillypilly Wines chief winemaker Robert Fiumara was thrilled with the win. Photo: Talia Pattison

The red wine has won not just a gold medal, but an overall trophy.

Award thrill for Leeton's Lillypilly Wines

CALM: Jamie-Lee Cooper (left) and Belinda Mahalm from Helping with Horses. Photo: Talia Pattison

Working with Horses has already helped many residents.

Equine therapy helping Leeton residents

Catholic schools across NSW will engage in a stop-work on May 27, calling for better pay and hour

Catholic schools to strike on May 27

DIFFERENT YEAR: Lillypilly Wines and Toorak Winery both reported a vintage that was down in yields, but said quality hadn't been affected. Photo: Talia Pattison

Differing weather conditions meant the amount of grapes brought in off the vines was down.

Yields down, but quality impresses Leeton winemakers

REGIONAL LEARNING: The CUC and UTS partnership aims to have more students graduating from CUC Western Riverina and other regional centres. PHOTO: Contributed

CUC and UTS join forces to bolster university participation in regional Australia

Partnership to bolster regional uni engagement

HIGHER EDUCATION: Western Riverina Country University Centre chairman John Dal Broi, with Griffith centre manager Shiron Kirkman and Member for Farrer Sussan Ley speaking to students. PHOTO: Contributed

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CUC Western Riverina will receive four years of Commonwealth funding

Funding boost for Riverina uni

Human Rights Minister Tara Cheyne said Canberrans were being treated as second-class citizens. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong 

Scott Morrison confirmed a Coalition government would not seek to overturn the ban if re-elected, saying it was "not our policy".

PM confirms no plans to repeal voluntary assisted dying ban on territories as NSW laws pass

Property flipping carries an elevated risk of being left out of pocket, real estate experts say.

House flipping enters risky business realm

Offering 1463 square metres of land, this property has room to move and suits the family lifestyle.

Lifestyle features, space, quality

Around 7200 hectares of vineyards belonging to Casella Family Brands will be sold.

Sale to unlock millions to invest in business.

Casellas to sell portfolio of 35 vineyards

Those on the minimum wage can afford only two per cent of rental homes, according to a new survey.

Rental homes slim picking for low earners

This unique property boasts a comfortable home on an operational farm.

Exciting chance to secure a farm

Gabriele Visentin, EU special envoy for the Indo-Pacific, in Canberra. Picture: Karleen Minney

Paused free-trade negotiations with one of Australia's largest trading partners are set to restart with the election of a Labor government.

Albanese's win a green light for free trade, climate: EU envoy

Former PM John Howard with Ryan MP Julian Simmonds during the campaign. Mr Simmonds was defeated by the Greens. Picture: AAP

Perhaps those blaming the voters for getting it wrong should take a long, hard look at themselves.

This is what happens when you treat voters like misbehaving teenagers

The Liberal Party has lost its identity in its coalition with the Nationals. Is it time for a partnership rethink? Pictures: Keegan Carroll, James Croucher, Sitthixay Ditthavong

The election result is part of a trend of a declining vote for the two major parties that began in 2010 and is not likely to stop.

The Liberal Party has a stinker of a problem with its Coalition partner

Phil Gaetjens, who has left the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet. Picture: Elesa Kurtz

Scott Morrison's respect for the public service ran too shallow. The new Prime Minister says his runs deeper.

Albanese declares there's a new regime in this public service town

Independent candidate Zoe Daniel defeated Liberal MP Tim Wilson for the seat of Goldstein in an election that saw a record number of women elected to Parliament. Picture: AAP

Anger about the Coalition Government's lack of action on gender equality has been one of the issues propelling the teal independents into parliament.