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List of endorsements in 2019 Australian federal election

Various newspapers, organisations and individuals endorsed parties or individual candidates for the 2019 Australian Federal Election.

Endorsements for parties

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Newspapers and magazines

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National daily newspapers

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National daily newspapers
Newspapers Endorsement
The Australian   Coalition[1]
The Australian Financial Review   Coalition[2]
Metropolitan and provincial dailies
Newspapers Endorsement
Daily Telegraph   Coalition[3]
Herald Sun   Coalition[4]
Courier-Mail   Coalition
The Sydney Morning Herald   Labor[5]
The West Australian   Coalition[6]
Adelaide Advertiser   Coalition[7]
The Age   Labor[8]
NT News   Labor[9]
Geelong Advertiser   Coalition[10]
Townsville Bulletin   Coalition[11]
Sunday editions
Newspapers Endorsement Notes
The Sunday Mail (Brisbane)   Coalition[12]
Online publications
Newspapers Endorsements Notes
Primary endorsement Secondary endorsement
Guardian Australia   Labor[13]   Greens[13] Also advocated voting Green for "For those with more a progressive leaning and a conviction Australia should work faster to reduce emissions", and "For more conservative voters....credible independent candidates".
Various newspapers, organisations and individuals endorsed parties or individual candidates for the 2019 Australian federal election.

Individuals

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Liberal Party of Australia

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National Party of Australia

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Australian Labor Party

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Australian Greens

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Pauline Hanson's One Nation

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United Australia Party

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Australian Conservatives

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  • Sam Kekovich, media personality, sports commentator, 'Australian Lambassador' and former Australian rules football player[54]

Sustainable Australia

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Organisations

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Liberal Party of Australia

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National Party of Australia

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Country Liberal Party

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Australian Labor Party

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Australian Greens

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Pauline Hanson's One Nation

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Katter's Australian Party

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Liberal Democratic Party

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Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party

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Endorsements for individual candidates

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New South Wales electorates

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Division of Banks

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For Chris Gambian (Labor):

Division of Barton

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For Linda Burney (Labor):

Division of Bennelong

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For John Alexander (Liberal):

For Brian Owler (Labor):

Division of Cook

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For Scott Morrison (Liberal):

For Simon O'Brien (Labor):

For Jon Doig (Greens):

For Gaye Cameron (One Nation):

Division of Cowper

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For Pat Conaghan (National):

For Rob Oakeshott (Independent):

For Andrew Woodward (Labor):

For Lauren Edwards (Greens):

Division of Cunningham

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For Sharon Bird (Labor):

Division of Farrer

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For Kevin Mack (Independent):

Division of Gilmore

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For Katrina Hodgkinson (Nationals):

For Warren Mundine (Liberal):

For Fiona Phillips (Labor):

Division of Hughes

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For Craig Kelly (Liberal):

For Diedree Steinwall (Labor):

For Mitchell Shakespeare (Greens):

Division of Hume

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For Angus Taylor (Liberal):

For Aoife Champion (Labor):

For David Powell (Greens):

For Huw Kingston (Independent):

Division of Lindsay

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For Melissa McIntosh (Liberal):

For Diane Beamer (Labor):

Division of Lyne

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For Jeremy Miller (Independent):

Division of Mackellar

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For Alice Thompson (Independent):

Division of Macquarie

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For Susan Templeman (Labor):

For Sarah Richards (Liberal):

Division of Newcastle

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For Sharon Claydon (Labor):

Division of New England

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For Barnaby Joyce (Nationals):

For Adam Blakester (Independent):

Division of Parramatta

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For Julie Owens (Labor):

Division of Reid

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For Fiona Martin (Liberal):

For Sam Crosby (Labor):

Division of Robertson

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For Lucy Wicks (Liberal):

For Anne Charlton (Labor):

For Cath Connor (Greens):

Division of Sydney

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For Tanya Plibersek (Labor):

Division of Warringah

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For Tony Abbott (Liberal):

For Zali Steggall (Independent):

For Susan Moylan-Coombs (Independent)

For Kristyn Glanville (Greens)

For Dean Harris (Labor):

Division of Wentworth

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For Dave Sharma (Liberal):

For Kerryn Phelps (Independent):

For Tim Murray (Labor):

For Dominic Wy (Greens):

Victorian electorates

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Division of Ballarat

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For Catherine King (Labor):

Division of Bendigo

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For Lisa Chesters (Labor):

Division of Chisholm

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For Gladys Liu (Liberal):

For Jennifer Yang (Labor):

Division of Cooper

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For Ged Kearney (Labor):

Division of Corangamite

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For Sarah Henderson (Liberal)

For Libby Coker (Labor)

For Damien Cole (Independent):

Division of Corio

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For Richard Marles (Labor):

Division of Deakin

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For Michael Sukkar (Liberal):

For Shireen Morris (Labor):

Division of Dunkley

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For Chris Crewther (Liberal):

For Peta Murphy (Labor)

Division of Flinders

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For Greg Hunt (Liberal):

For Josh Sinclair (Labor):

For Julia Banks (Independent):

For Nathan Lesslie (Greens):

Division of Gippsland

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For Darren Chester (National):

For Antoinette Holm (Labor):

Division of Higgins

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For Katie Allen (Liberal):

For Fiona McLeod (Labor):

For Jason Ball (Greens):

Division of Indi

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For Helen Haines (Independent):

Division of Jagajaga

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For Kate Thwaites (Labor):

Division of Kooyong

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For Josh Frydenberg (Liberal):

For Julian Burnside (Greens):

For Jana Stewart (Labor):

For Oliver Yates (Independent):

Division of Lalor

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For Joanne Ryan (Labor):

Division of Macnamara

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For Josh Burns (Labor):

For Kate Ashmor (Liberal):

For Steph Hodgins-May (Greens):

Division of Mallee

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For Ray Kingston (Independent):

Division of Maribyrnong

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For Bill Shorten (Labor):

Division of Melbourne

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For Adam Bandt (Greens):

Division of Menzies

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For Kevin Andrews (Liberal):

For Stella Yee (Labor)

For Robert Humphreys (Greens):

Division of Monash

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For Jessica O'Donnell (Labor)

Queensland electorates

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Division of Bonner

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For Ross Vasta (Liberal National):

For Jo Briskey (Labor):

Division of Brisbane

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For Trevor Evans (Liberal National):

For Paul Newbury (Labor):

Division of Dawson

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For George Christensen (Liberal National):

For Belinda Hassan (Labor):

For Imogen Lindenberg (Greens):

Division of Dickson

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For Peter Dutton (Liberal National):

For Ali France (Labor):

For Benedict Coyne (Greens):

Division of Fadden

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For Stuart Robert (Liberal National):

For Luz Stanton (Labor):

Division of Griffith

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For Terri Butler (Labor):

For Olivia Roberts (Liberal National):

For Max Chandler-Mather (Greens):

Division of Herbert

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For Cathy O'Toole (Labor):

For Phillip Thompson (Liberal National):

Division of Leichhardt

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For Warren Entsch (Liberal National):

For Elida Faith (Labor):

Division of Longman

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For Susan Lamb (Labor):

For Terry Young (Liberal National):

Division of Maranoa

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For David Littleproud (Liberal National):

For Linda Little (Labor):

Division of Moreton

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For Graham Perrett (Labor):

For Angela Owen (Liberal National):

Division of Petrie

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For Luke Howarth (Liberal National):

For Corinne Mulholland (Labor):

Western Australian electorates

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Division of Brand

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For Madeleine King (Labor):

Division of Canning

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For Andrew Hastie (Liberal):

For Mellisa Teede (Labor):

For Jodie Moffat (Greens):

Division of Curtin

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For Celia Hammond (Liberal):

Division of Hasluck

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For Ken Wyatt (Liberal):

Division of Moore

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For Ian Goodenough (Liberal):

Division of Pearce

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For Christian Porter (Liberal):

For Kim Travers (Labor)

For Eugene Marshall (Greens)

Division of Swan

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For Steve Irons (Liberal):

For Hannah Beazley (Labor):

Division of Tangney

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For Ben Morton (Liberal):

For Marion Boswell (Labor):

South Australian electorates

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Division of Boothby

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For Nicolle Flint (Liberal):

For Nadia Clancy (Labor):

For Stef Rozitis (Greens):

Division of Grey

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For Rowan Ramsey (Liberal):

For Karin Bolton (Labor):

Division of Mayo

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For Rebekha Sharkie (Centre Alliance):

For Georgina Downer (Liberal):

For Anne Bourne (Greens):

For Saskia Gerhardy (Labor):

Division of Sturt

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For James Stevens:

Tasmanian electorates

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Division of Bass

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For Bridget Archer (Liberal):

For Ross Hart (Labor):

For Todd Lambert (Recreational Fishers):

Division of Braddon

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For Justine Keay (Labor):

For Gavin Pearce (Liberal):

For Brett Smith (Independent):

Division of Clark

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For Andrew Wilkie (Independent)

For Ben McGregor (Labor)

For Juniper Shaw (Greens)

Division of Lyons

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For Brian Mitchell (Labor):

For Jessica Whelan (Liberal):

For Deanna Hutchison (National):

Division of Franklin

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For Julie Collins (Labor):

Senate candidates

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Australian Capital Territory

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For the Liberal Party of Australia (A.C.T. Division)

For Katy Gallagher (Labor):

For Alicia Payne (Labor):

For Nancy Waites (Labor):

For Penny Kyburz (Greens)

For Anthony Pesec (Independent):

New South Wales

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For the Liberal Party of Australia (New South Wales Division)

For the Australian Labor Party (New South Wales Branch):

For the Greens New South Wales

For Jim Molan (Liberal):

For Simonne Pengelly (Labor):

For Rod Bower (Independents for Climate Action Now)

Northern Territory

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For Malarndirri McCarthy (Labor):

For Sam McMahon (Country Liberal):

Queensland

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For the Liberal National Party of Queensland

  • Paul Darrouzet, businessman[18]
  • Brian Flannery, billionaire investor, and owner of Ilwella Pty Ltd[18]
  • JJ Richards & Sons[18]
  • Lancini Group[18]
  • Pacific Blue Capital[18]
  • Mark Stockwell, Olympic swimmer, and businessman[18]

For the Australian Labor Party (Queensland Branch):

For the Queensland Greens:

For Nita Green (Labor):

South Australia

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For the Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch):

For the Liberal Party of Australia (South Australian Division):

For the Greens South Australia:

For Sarah Hanson-Young (Greens):

For Centre Alliance:

For Emily Gore (Labor):

For Larissa Harrison (Labor):

Tasmania

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For the Australian Labor Party (Tasmanian Branch):

For the Tasmanian Greens:

Victoria

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For the Australian Labor Party (Victorian Branch):

For Kimberley Kitching (Labor):

For Jess Walsh (Labor):

For Karen Douglas (Labor):

For Louise Crawford (Labor):

For the Liberal Party of Australia (Victorian Division):

For the Australian Greens - Victoria:

For Derryn Hinch's Justice Party:

Western Australia

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For the Liberal Party of Australia (Western Australian Division)

  • Michael Crouch AC, industrialist, philanthropist and Chairman of Australian private company Midgeon Holdings[18]
  • Helicopter Film Services[18]
  • Master Builders Association of Western Australia[56]
  • Stan Perron AC, billionaire businessman, founder of the Perron Group[18] (deceased)

For the Australian Labor Party (Western Australian Branch):

For the Greens Western Australia

For Anne Aly (Labor):

For Louise Pratt (Labor):

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  111. ^ Zali Steggal [@zalisteggall] (31 January 2019). "Northern Beaches resident and former ironman surf lifesaving champion Guy Leech is - like the rest of our community - concerned about the effects of climate change on our coast. Thanks for the endorsement, Guy! #Vote1Zali #warringahvotes #whatarewewaitingfor #auspol" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
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  115. ^ "Harries Carroll from Bondi Rescue says "I'm right behind Dave Sharma for Wentworth. He raised $2 million for a dilapidated Bronte Surf Life Saving Club. We save lives down there and he got behind us and supported us. #Wentworth #auspol". NSW Liberal Party. 19 October 2018 – via Facebook.
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  122. ^ "Dr Kerryn Phelps AM MP on Instagram: "#fightforthebight paddle out with the exceptional @laynebeachley"". Retrieved 3 May 2019 – via Instagram.
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  124. ^ @kerryforwentworth (10 October 2018). "John Hewson last night said that action on climate change is the greatest economic, political and social challenge facing the world today. #WentworthVotes" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
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  127. ^ Tim Murray [@timpmurray] (2 October 2018). "We locals need to stick together. Thank you Michael Caton for your endorsement today. Michael and I want to see a better climate policy, stronger education and better housing affordability. We had a lot of fun making a series of videos #WentworthVotes" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
  128. ^ Richardson, Graham [@SkyNewsRicho] (6 November 2019). "Let me clarify one thing from last nights Richo & Jones. I DID NOT VOTE LIBERAL. I VOTED for @Timpmurray & I did give his campaign a donation. I did however put @DaveSharma SECOND on the ticket because I DOT NOT believe in independents. I HAVE & ALWAYS WILL VOTE LABOR" (Tweet). Retrieved 31 December 2020 – via Twitter.
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  136. ^ "Layne Beachley on Instagram: "Thank you to everyone who made the effort to show up, speak up and never give up the #fightforthebight today!! #bondibeach..."". Retrieved 3 May 2019 – via Instagram.
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  143. ^ Downer, Alexander [@AlexanderDowner] (21 May 2019). "Spare a thought for @juliabanksmp who abandoned @LiberalAus, moved seats, lost to the @LiberalAus @GregHuntMP in #Flinders and then the @LiberalAus won her old seat! The @LiberalAus gave her a chance in parliament. She bit the hand that fed her! Saturday's greatest loser" (Tweet). Retrieved 31 December 2020 – via Twitter.
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  147. ^ "KICK TURNBULL OUT". Herald Sun. 6 February 2019. Retrieved 24 January 2020.
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  150. ^ "Heraldsun.com.au | Subscribe to the Herald Sun for exclusive stories". heraldsun.com.au. Retrieved 23 July 2020.
  151. ^ Fiona McLeod SC [@LaborForHiggins] (13 May 2019). "Thank you, Premier Andrews. A great endorsement from a great leader https://t.co/Ioi3yYadCI https://t.co/UrtvYYxTSE" (Tweet). Retrieved 31 December 2020 – via Twitter.
  152. ^ "Fiona McLeod on Instagram: "Wow! . Thank you @danielandrewsmp for this wonderful endorsement. . A Shorten Labor government will ensure Victoria gets the…"". Instagram. Retrieved 23 July 2020.
  153. ^ "Fiona McLeod on Instagram: "It's Mary! . Incredible to have Mary Gaudron, first woman appointed to the High Court, handing out for me 😍 . And the fabulous Kristina 🥰"". Instagram. Retrieved 23 July 2020.
  154. ^ "Fiona McLeod on Instagram: "Another brilliant move by #Hawkie . Mary was the first woman appointed to the High Court . And here she is handing out for me at prepoll 😍🥰"". Instagram. Retrieved 23 July 2020.
  155. ^ Keneally, Kristina [@KKeneally] (17 May 2019). "How great is this - the first female Justice of the High Court of Australia - Mary Gaudron - handing out how-to-votes for @LaborForHiggins 🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️💪💪💪#ausvotes https://t.co/vtmxhLa0kN" (Tweet). Retrieved 31 December 2020 – via Twitter.
  156. ^ "Fiona McLeod on Instagram: "Fantastic to have @juliagillard at #Higgins Pre-poll today . . Who would have thought when we met over a decade ago that she would be…"". Instagram. Retrieved 23 July 2020.
  157. ^ "Fiona McLeod on Instagram: "Bowled over by the lovely tribute from the one and only legend Barry Jones! So much to do, so much inspiration. Thanks @ninataylormp and…"". Instagram. Retrieved 23 July 2020.
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  160. ^ "Fiona McLeod on Instagram: "The Giant Slayer Maxine McKew is with us! "We can do this" - turn Higgins Red! 🔥❤️ . . Remember that night in 2007 when Maxine won the…"". Instagram. Retrieved 23 July 2020.
  161. ^ "Fiona McLeod on Instagram: "Thank you Gillian Triggs for this wonderful endorsement 🥰😍 .…"". Instagram. Retrieved 23 July 2020.
  162. ^ Fiona McLeod SC [@LaborForHiggins] (16 May 2019). "Thank you Gillian Triggs for this wonderful endorsement! https://t.co/McDBExJMWI #HigginsVotes #Ausvotes https://t.co/EF5lim5NBX" (Tweet). Retrieved 31 December 2020 – via Twitter.
  163. ^ Burnside, Julian [@JulianBurnside] (14 May 2019). "My first involvement with the Greens was in 2016 handing out how-to-votes for @jasonballau. Jason has worked hard for his community and LGBTIQ+ rights. The latest numbers show he has a real chance of winning. If I was in Higgins, I know who I'd vote for. https://t.co/0LXCY4iklQ" (Tweet). Retrieved 31 December 2020 – via Twitter.
  164. ^ "Helen Haines keeping the Indi dream alive: @margokingston1 #IndiVotes #podcast". No Fibs. 15 April 2019. Retrieved 3 May 2019.
  165. ^ "Independent MP Cathy McGowan to retire at the next federal election". Twitter. Retrieved 22 February 2020.
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  167. ^ "Julian Burnside". facebook.com. Retrieved 24 January 2020.
  168. ^ "In conversation with Julian Burnside, Gillian Triggs and Scott Ludlam". Victorian Greens. Retrieved 4 February 2021.
  169. ^ "Jana Stewart for Kooyong Campaign Launch with Dan Andrews". facebook.com. Retrieved 23 July 2020.
  170. ^ Greg Brown (21 February 2019). "Gillian Triggs throws her support behind Greens candidate". The Australian.
  171. ^ Dart, Tracy [@tracydart1] (2 May 2019). "Grow your beard to #backthebeard this cropping. #malleevotes #vote1raykingston @MalleeRay @Davelennonabc" (Tweet). Retrieved 3 May 2019 – via Twitter.
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  173. ^ "YouTube". youtube.com. 30 March 2019. Retrieved 3 July 2020.
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  175. ^ "Kevin Rudd". facebook.com. Retrieved 22 February 2020.
  176. ^ a b "VOTE TO PROTECT PUBLIC HEALTHCARE". getup.org.au. Retrieved 24 January 2020.
  177. ^ Janet Albrechtsen (21 July 2017). "Peter Dutton: the Liberal leader Australia deserves". The Australian.
  178. ^ "PRIME MINISTER PETER DUTTON?". Herald Sun. 22 August 2018. Retrieved 21 February 2020.
  179. ^ Lynch, Lydia (8 May 2019). "'Genuine and hardworking': Howard letterbombs Dickson for Dutton". The Sydney Morning Herald. Retrieved 24 January 2020.
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  181. ^ "Keating urges voters to 'drive a political stake' through Dutton's 'dark political heart'". ABC News. 14 May 2019. Retrieved 21 February 2020.
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  183. ^ Bishop, Julie [@HonJulieBishop] (10 March 2019). "Congratulations to Celia Hammond on her pre-selection for Liberal Party in the magnificent seat of #Curtin. I wish her all the very best in upcoming election. There is no greater calling than representing your community, your state and your country in the national Parliament🇦🇺" (Tweet). Retrieved 31 December 2020 – via Twitter.
  184. ^ "The Australian". facebook.com. Retrieved 23 July 2020.
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  186. ^ Raphael, Angie (19 May 2019). "Labor fails to steal WA seats from Libs". Port Macquarie News. Retrieved 23 July 2020.
  187. ^ "Christian Porter". facebook.com. Retrieved 26 May 2020.
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  190. ^ Downer, Alexander [@AlexanderDowner] (17 July 2019). "Reading about how @NicolleFlint was treated by @GetUp reminds me they are the most vicious and cruel campaigners since the notorious Lee Attwater. Dirty, nasty people. Honourable Left wing supporters should resign from @GetUp We don't want that sort of politics in Australia" (Tweet). Retrieved 31 December 2020 – via Twitter.
  191. ^ "Howard says Libs have faith in Downer". SBS News. Retrieved 26 May 2020.
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  198. ^ "HOW TO SAVE JIM MOLAN". Herald Sun. 6 February 2019. Retrieved 24 January 2020.
  199. ^ Russell Crowe [@russellcrowe] (29 April 2019). "Worth reading" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
  200. ^ "Jim Molan on Instagram" – via Instagram.
  201. ^ "Jim is uniquely valuable to national security, but the Coalition has dumped him". The Sydney Morning Herald.
  202. ^ "Molan has 'massive moral right' to NSW Senate spot". Sky News Australia. 11 June 2019. Retrieved 24 January 2020.
  203. ^ Erin Molan [@Erin_Molan] (29 April 2019). "Yes he's my dad - and yes I am biased but this is a very good read 'in my opinion'... in today's @smh by @PeterHartcherAO Jim is uniquely valuable to national security, but the Coalition has dumped him" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
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  207. ^ Hanson-Young, Sarah [@sarahinthesen8] (16 May 2019). "Humbled to have the support of Jane Caro this election. As a mum I'm standing up because I want all our daughters to have a future where they are treated equally and with respect. Our children need a planet that is safe & healthy. https://t.co/ZVM2kOf2oh" (Tweet). Retrieved 31 December 2020 – via Twitter.
  208. ^ Hanson-Young, Sarah [@sarahinthesen8] (15 May 2019). "Wonderful to have Dizzy's support this election. We're running out of time to take action on climate change and protect the environment before too much is lost for good. Your vote this election is more powerful than ever. Help me keep fighting for our children's future #auspol19 https://t.co/6fNuh0Hpun" (Tweet). Retrieved 31 December 2020 – via Twitter.
  209. ^ Greenwich, Alex [@AlexGreenwich] (18 May 2019). "Congratulations to @sarahinthesen8 on her strong vote and imminent rel-election to the Senate. Australia's going to need you!" (Tweet). Retrieved 31 December 2020 – via Twitter.
  210. ^ Greenwich, Alex [@AlexGreenwich] (9 May 2019). "Sarah supported #marriageequality during her first election campaign in 2007 & has been a consistent champion of LGBTIQ equality throughout her entire Senate career. We might still be waiting for marriage equality if we didn't have her early and effective leadership #AUSVote2019 https://t.co/Y6HapptZD7" (Tweet). Retrieved 31 December 2020 – via Twitter.
  211. ^ "Adelaidenow.com.au | Subscribe to The Advertiser for exclusive stories". adelaidenow.com.au. Retrieved 22 January 2020.
  212. ^ Hanson-Young, Sarah [@sarahinthesen8] (11 May 2019). "I am humbled by the support of John Hewson today. We're fast running out of time to act on climate change. With so much at stake this election many people are thinking beyond their traditional political leanings. I will fight for real climate action to give our kids a safe future https://t.co/4rz2pIEfN4" (Tweet). Retrieved 31 December 2020 – via Twitter.
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