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Page Text: History in the making for Morrison and Albanese At the May 21 federal election, Scott Morrison will aim to be the first incumbent prime minister to win two elections in a row since John Howard in 2004, while a win for Anthony Albanese will mean five successive prime ministers have failed to be re-elected. Sunday, April 10 Teague bids for Lib leadership as federal heavyweight tapped for major review UPDATED | Rising SA Liberal star Josh Teague will nominate for the leadership of the party when shellshocked MPs meet to elect a replacement for the outgoing Steven Marshall – as a former party heavyweight prepares to review the former Government’s crushing election loss.

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Advertisement All categories Politics Richardson: Libs’ biggest problem is long-known – but never solved No more factional dynasties, vows Lib leadership aspirant Speirs 'Piece of s***': Tempers flare as divided Libs face off Numbers gaffe mars Labor campaign's opening day History in the making for Morrison and Albanese Teague bids for Lib leadership as federal heavyweight tapped for major review Stale, subdued, stuffed - but the SA Libs have an opportunity to rebuild Labor leading in SA, Xenophon faces challenge in new poll SA university merger back in spotlight 'I’m not playing that game': Chapman won't rule out by-election Labor on track for Boothby win, Sturt in play: poll Top bureaucrats axed in Labor's public service shake-up Gasworks site on agenda as Crows meet with Govt More Politics Labor candidate slams union over Marshall ‘rat’ sledge Xenophon launches stinging rebuke to Rex’s Huawei claims Rex savages Mr X over China links as senate contest escalates Federal budget winners and losers Richardson: Rex vs X – but is the exes’ fight the battle of who could care less? Rex Patrick confirms Senate run Boothby protest targets federal budget Marshall set for backbench, won't force by-election Federal budget promises $200 million Marion Rd fix Richardson: The loss that spawned a victory, and the win that doomed a party Notes on Adelaide podcast: What the hell just happened? Liberals' Waite almost over as Labor eyes historic win Nick Xenophon eyes return to politics Brock's back: Independent among new faces in 'diverse' Labor cabinet Inquiry call amid count complaints as Marshall holds on Richardson: Political wheels in motion as Labor's saviour returns to the fold Brock tipped for shock cabinet comeback State Champion ministry-bound, Libs out for new blood Basham bites back as besieged Lib frontbench holds on Postal votes set to rescue Marshall and besieged Libs Premier ‘scrutinises’ SA’s mask, quarantine rules Marshall’s seat still in doubt 'All done': Marshall out, Malinauskas sworn in as premier The smartest guys in the room How the Libs lost their leader-in-waiting Independents threaten 'safe' Liberal seats Libs face cabinet wipe out after election disaster Malinauskas to be sworn in as Premier Malinauskas leads Labor's revival as Marshall Govt routed State election day live coverage RICHARDSON: A disaster of the Government’s own making Costings panned as 'rookie error' on election eve Public service savings, executive cuts to offset Labor's spending spree Bad Libs > Good Labor Dogfight in Kavel Hanson's call to axe SA seats STREETVIEW: One last lap of the roundabout Rolling out the pork-barrel? Parties’ marginal seat spending revealed Howard spruiks Marshall as Libs face election headwind Battle of Troy: Key independents send ominous message to Libs Richardson: SA leaders borrow from history – but hope we’ll forget it The campaign's most perilous moment is yet to come Ex-MP charged with blackmail says 'vote for me' outside court STREETVIEW: The best of both worlds Libs’ no-star green rating Knives out for mayor Miners warn against moratorium repeat amid pressure from farmers ‘Heart of gold’: Marshall defends deputy’s text exchange Labor pledges to strengthen disability watchdog powers ‘No longer is the sky the limit’ for space jobs – unless you want to be minister Campaign Diary: Libs’ little local difficulty Tarzia gets a big head Channel 7 throws its Lot in Campaign Diary: ‘Spilt milk’ – former DPP preferences Libs but prefers Labor Business Opinion Drink Explore InReview SALIFE CityMag Events

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