Watch

Anthony Albanese says he 'left nothing on the field' as voters head to the polls

Published 21 May 2022, 4:03 am
Opposition leader Anthony Albanese has cast his vote in Sydney, at Marrickville Town Hall. He said regardless of who Australians vote for, he wants the country to be united. "My message is I want to represent all Australians. I want to unite the country," he said.
Tags
Australia
Share

Recommended for you

A woman with glasses and bright yellow earrings

Greens announce plan to wipe HECS debts and make university free

auspol

Two men wearing suits standing in front of American flags

US presidential election results: What we know so far

2024 united states presidential election

A split image. On the left are two women seated on a couch. On the right is a man speaking.

Worse than Sydney: The renters bearing the brunt of unaffordable Perth

renting

A woman with an eye patch over her right eye laying in a hospital bed.

Australian injured in alleged Israeli shooting speaks from hospital: 'I demand an investigation'

war

A woman with short grey hair, wearing a black jacket and glasses, looks on.

Who is Susie Wiles, the 'Ice Maiden' who will become Trump's chief of staff?

politics of united states

An elderly woman in a light blue blouse rests her head against that of an elderly man lying in a hospital bed with tubes running into his nose.

Australia's life expectancy has fallen again and dropped in global rankings. Here's why

health

A woman in a white shirt with short hair stands next to a man in a dark suit. Both wear serious expressions. The Australian flag hangs behind them.

What is the misinformation bill and why has it triggered worries about freedom of speech?

misinformation

A young girl draws on a map of the United States

What happens if neither Kamala Harris nor Donald Trump wins 270 Electoral College votes?

politics