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Australia news as it happened:Goldstein,Bradfield races remain uncertain;Australia Post’s scam warning;Roberts-Smith loses appeal

Follow our live coverage of news around the nation on May 16.

  • Ben Cubby andAlexander Darling

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Newly elected Greens leader Larissa Waters is promising a constructive approach to the next parliament.

This former lawyer and single mum wants the Greens to be a constructive force

With the Greens set to hold more power in the Senate,new leader Larissa Waters says Labor has no excuses:“We are here saying ‘we want to get work done for you’.”

  • Natassia Chrysanthos
Newly elected Greens leader Larissa Waters in Melbourne on Thursday.

Larissa Waters to make the Greens’ progressive push from Paddington

Queensland is still home to federal party leaders. No sooner had Peter Dutton left the Liberal scene,the Greens looked north for their own champion.

  • Cameron Atfield
Minister for Foreign Affairs Penny Wong,Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Minister for Home Affairs Tony Burke.

Albanese,the progressive patriot,now owns the centre. His next task? Holding on to it

Anthony Albanese waited a long time to get to the top. Now that he’s there,he’s got a plan to make it last.

  • David Crowe
Newly elected Greens leader Larissa Waters.

Greens new leader Larissa Waters,deputy Mehreen Faruqi double down on Gaza

Greens senator Larissa Waters has been elected as the new leader of the minor party,with Mehreen Faruqi remaining as deputy.

  • Olivia Ireland andRachel Eddie
The prime minister arrives in Indonesia.

Australia news as it happened:Greens elect new leader,recount in Bradfield,Goldstein,on the cards

Look back on the news that made headlines from around Australia on May 15.

  • Ben Cubby andHannah Hammoud
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One seat is still too close to call. And it could take weeks to decide

One seat remains too close to call – while 18 have changed hands.

  • Millie Muroi,Matt Wade andOlivia Ireland
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Marles is deluded. In a world where merit mattered,he would be shown the door

Richard Marles was warned that if he knifed Mark Dreyfus and Ed Husic,there would be grave repercussions. Initially,he appeared to take it all on board. Then he didn’t.

  • Niki Savva
PM Anthony Albanese appears on the Inside Politics podcast.

After three years,Albanese has a new slogan. Here’s what ‘progressive patriotism’ means

In an exclusive interview after his landslide victory,the prime minister reveals why he believes Australia’s progressive ideas are a model for a world in conflict.

  • David Crowe andPaul Sakkal
Liberal leader Sussan Ley and deputy leader Ted O’Brien.

Australia news as it happened:Liberal National Party holds on to Longman,Hume stands by foreign interference warnings

Look back on the news that made headlines from around Australia on May 14.

  • Ben Cubby andHannah Hammoud