Two-thirds of voters want a prime minister who can manage Australia’s relationship with US President Donald Trump – and consider Peter Dutton best equipped to do so.

An interest-rate cut, massive promised spending on Medicare and more than $2 billion to save Whyalla have helped Labor claw back ground in critical marginal seats.

A new poll, which is an Australian first, has revealed how Peter Dutton is gaining ground but still has a fight on his hands to beat Anthony Albanese.

An explainer of the Redbridge and Accent Research Key seat track for the 2025 federal election

Shaun joins Ben to discuss the state of play as the federal election year kicks off. They discuss the state of polling, including the MRP polls conducted by Accent Research with Redbridge throughout 2024.

New polling and seat-by-seat analysis has found Anthony Albanese has no chance of winning a majority, with the Coalition on track to pick up at least nine seats.

Voters convinced they won’t ever be able buy a home are set to swing away from Labor as housing affordability firms as the key issue ahead of the next election.

The Insiders panel discusses the results from the Accent Research-RedBridge Group MRP poll on federal vote intention.

The Coalition could be on track to win back teal electorates in Victoria and Western Australia, with new polling suggesting Labor is facing minority government and the loss of up to 10 seats.

Anthony Albanese recently told the Labor caucus his cabinet is preparing "an offer" to put to the Australian people at the election.

The Insiders On Background podcast discusses the results from the Accent Research-RedBridge Group MRP poll on federal vote intention.

Labor is likely to govern in a hung parliament or with a wafer-thin majority after next year’s federal election, as new polling indicates the Albanese government is losing voters in the outer suburbs and the regions.

Gen Z or a Millennial? You’ve probably been told you’re more likely to vote toward the left of the political spectrum, only to drift further right as you get older. Well new research suggests that’s not actually the case.

The Greens are offering to support one of the federal government’s key housing policies, on the condition it scales back negative gearing. So what actually is negative gearing and would scrapping it fix the housing crisis?

Generational divides have been as certain as death and taxes but recent data out of the US, UK, Germany and South Korea has revealed that there's a new ideological divide brewing, this time between genders.

Political scientists say there has been a fundamental shift as the experiences of younger voters are so much different from previous generations.

It's startling to learn from referendum voter data that nearly half don't think First Peoples face more discrimination than 'white' Australians.

Research conducted in the final week of the campaign gauged what people were thinking when they took to the ballot box

An analysis paper by Octopus Group and Accent Research showed No campaign claims about the Voice being a divisive proposal turned off the largest share of voters, as many conceded they did not understand the proposal before voting day.

Support for voice has dropped by 21 percentage points nationally in the past year, according to Guardian Australia’s poll tracker