After several years of wondering if they will or won’t, CMS has signaled its intent to restart the Medicare competitive ...

The Newspoll was conducted between April 14 and 17 with 1263 voters. Housing affordability has become a key battleground in the 2025 election. Picture: NewsWire / Thomas Lisson ...

Newspoll was steady at 52–48 to Labor, but primary vote changes indicated a gain for Labor as both leaders dropped on net approval.

An exclusive Newspoll conducted for The Australian also shows a majority of voters don’t believe the Coalition is ready to govern after a single term in opposition, despite the Liberal/Nationals ...

Latest Newspoll reveals most WA voters want Prime Minister Anthony Albanese out of office at the next election A recent Newspoll has continued to ring the warning bell for the Albanese government ...

A Newspoll survey of 1,259 voters last week found that 53 per cent expect the Liberal/National Coalition to win the upcoming election, compared to 47 per cent for Labor.

Newspoll: Peter Dutton passes Anthony Albanese in approval Peter Dutton’s net approval now surpasses Anthony Albanese’s, as the Prime Minister’s personal ratings dip to a new low according ...

Sky News host Chris Kenny says Labor and the Coalition have been hit with poor Newspoll results showing the primary vote dip for both sides.

On a two party preferred basis, Labor has boosted its position to lead the Coalition 51-49. The major parties were deadlocked at 50-all in the last Newspoll conducted three weeks ago.

A News Corp spokesman declined to comment on Newspoll’s absence, saying its return is “an editorial issue” subject to the decisions of editorial leadership. The unofficial hiatus of The ...

The Newspoll was released hours after the latest Ipsos poll, which also has Labor in prime position – leading the government 57-43 per cent, compared to the 55-45 per cent split two weeks ago.

An exclusive Newspoll conducted for The Australian shows the Coalition primary vote lifting a point to 35 per cent over the past two weeks, with Labor maintaining a post-election high of 41 per cent.