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• AS IT HAPPENED: Tears, jeers and beers as Labor landslide catches Liberals short

  Labor has turned out a remarkable win as Peter Dutton loses his own seat.

• Liberals need a new leader and a new direction, but path forward unclear

  Analysis: As triumphant a night this was for Anthony Albanese and Labor, the Liberal party will be left to sift through the wreckage for years to come.

• Dutton hoped to write a chapter in history. He ended up being a footnote

  At the start of the year, Peter Dutton found himself in the unlikely position of making history in this federal election. He did end up doing just that – just not in the way he wanted.

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  However, the party may still achieve success in the Senate.

• Dutton booted from his own seat on night of misery for Liberal Party

  Peter Dutton is no stranger to battling hard for his seat, and he looks set for another long night.

• 'Not Labor red or Liberal blue': Tearful Albanese celebrates win with favourite prop

  The Medicare card has made a triumphant return.

• Bright spot for Liberals in WA despite ALP dominance

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• Dutton downcast as Albanese triumphs

  Opposition leader Peter Dutton has lost the election to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

• How each of the key seats voted

  Heading into tonight's election, there was a handful of key seats that were going to prove crucial in the count – and who forms government next week.

• Have your say on the big issues

  Millions of Australians have already had their say - but millions more will be going to the polls on Saturday to decide if Anthony Albanese or Peter Dutton will lead this country.

• How Nine is farewelling ousted MPs this election

  Nine has an unveiled election 'dunk tank' for the evening.

• The gruelling 100,000km journey to the election

  In their efforts to sway voters this election campaign, Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton have spent more than a month on the road, crisscrossing the country and visiting dozens of crucial seats.

• Where to get your democracy sausage while casting your vote

  It has become as much an Aussie staple as vegemite and Tim Tams.

• What they sell used to be 'taboo' but business is booming for women like Scarlett

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• Albanese and Dutton make their final 1-minute pitches to voters

  As Australians prepare to vote to decide the next leader, the two men vying for the job have made their final pitches to voters.

• Prince Harry loses appeal to restore government-funded security detail

  Prince Harry lost his appeal on Friday challenging the UK government's decision to strip him of his publicly funded security after he stepped away from royal family duties and moved to the US.

• Mushroom cook 'aggressive' to in-laws before lunch, court hears

  Erin Patterson's "extremely aggressive" text messages with in-laws left her estranged husband wanting to bring in a mediator.

• Whoever leads Australia, readers say no solution to housing crisis

  Peter Dutton and Anthony Albanese will face-off for the keys to the Lodge in tomorrow's federal election, but voters are not confident either party leader will be able to rein-in out-of-control housing prices.