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Sky News Canberra Bureau Chief Tom O'Brien takes you behind the headlines and talks to the people setting the policy agenda.This week, Greens MP for Melbourne Adam Bandt stops by for a chat about the Greens' re-election campaign, his party's position on coal, and how the 46th parliament will deal the issue of climate change. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Each Friday, Canberra Bureau Chief Tom O'Brien will be joined by a member of the Sky News team for a deep dive into the week that was.This week, Political Reporter Tom Connell helps dissect the controversial federal police raids and the Prime Minister's ventures to the Solomon Islands and United Kingdom, before taking a look at what is to come in the week ahead. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Each Wednesday, Sky News Political Reporter James O'Doherty will take you through what is making headlines so far this week. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Sky News Canberra Bureau Chief Tom O'Brien takes you behind the headlines and talks to the people setting the policy agenda.This week, Liberal MP for Berowra Julian Leeser stops by for a chat about his re-election campaign and what we can expect from the returned Morrison government.  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The Labor camp seemed confident about a win on election night, but failed to secure it. What was it about the Labor campaign and the Liberal campaign that did and did not work well? What was the atmosphere like on the hustings over the past five weeks and how did it change by the end of it? As the dust settles on the 2019 Australian election, Sky News political reporters Annelise Nielsen and James O'Doherty sit down to take a look back at the journey it's been. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Bill Shorten and Scott Morrison have remembered Bob Hawke on the final day of the election campaign. After the former prime minister died on Thursday, Mr Shorten ditched his visit to Brisbane and remained in Sydney to pay tribute to his 'mentor and friend'. Mr Shorten said Mr Hawke's passion for the job inspired him to enter politics. Mr Morrison also thanked Mr Hawke for his service to the country and his ability to 'connect with everyday Australians'. The Liberal leader focused his efforts in Queensland on Friday, where he addressed Flynn, which is held by Liberal MP Ken O'Dowd with a margin of one per cent.Sky News political reporters Annelise Nielsen and James O'Doherty wrap up the last day of the campaign in this final daily episode of Road to the Polls. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The Prime Minister and Opposition Leader chose vastly different venues to deliver their final election speeches. Scott Morrison opted for tradition, heading to the National Press Club in Canberra to make his final pitch to voters. Meanwhile, Bill Shorten sought to recall memories of the Whitlam era, delivering his address to the party faithful at Bowman Hall in Blacktown – the site of the famous ‘It’s Time’ speech. Sky News Political Reporters Annelise Nielsen and James O’Doherty present this audio wrap of the day that was. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

With only three days until the polls open, neither leader is showing any signs of slowing down. After an overnight visit to Tasmania, Scott Morrison jetted to the ultra-marginal Corangamite in Victoria where the Prime Minister lay down the gauntlet and challenged Bill Shorten to name who would be his home affairs minister if elected. Meanwhile, the Opposition Leader attended a business breakfast in Perth where he told attendees he would consider giving Julie Bishop a diplomatic posting if Labor wins the election. Sky News political reporters Annelise Nielsen and James O’Doherty wrap up the day on the road. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Leaders have ramped up their campaign activities in the final week on the hustings. Morrison started his day in Adelaide, before jetting down to Tasmania in a final bid to win over voters. Meanwhile, Shorten began his day in Tasmania, before heading to Adelaide then Perth. Morrison accused the Labor Party of becoming more 'desperate' as the election day closes in, after the Opposition Leader asked the Prime Minister to clarify his position on gays going to hell. Sky News reporters Annelise Nielsen and James O'Doherty wrap up the day it's been. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Prime Minister Scott Morrison spent the day in Western Sydney spruiking the Coalition's scheme for first home buyers, before jetting off to Perth. Bill Shorten began the day in the marginal seat of Ried, before heading to the NSW Central Coast where he received a rockstar welcome at a local high school in Gosford. Sky News reporters Annelise Nielsen and James O'Doherty wrap up another eventful day on the campaign trial. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Scott Morrison and Bill Shorten hit the hustings in Queensland on Friday. Campaigning in the Liberal-held seat of Capricornia, the Prime Minister was focusing on energy prices. Meanwhile, the Opposition leader continued to champion Labor's health policy in Cairns, as Shadow Treasurer Chris Bowen revealed the party's costings in Canberra. Sky News political reporters Annelise Nielsen and James O'Doherty bring you all the updates from the campaign trail. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Following the third and final leaders' debate in Canberra, Bill Shorten jetted to Queensland in a bid to win over the marginal seats in the state. Scott Morrison started his day in mid-North Coast of NSW, where he ruled out business tax cuts. Sky News political reporters James O'Doherty and Annelise Nielsen bring you all the update from the campaign trail. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Bill Shorten's appearance on Q & A continues to make headlines. The opposition leader has criticised a newspaper article on day 28 of the hustings, which claimed Shorten omitted facts about his mother's life to fit his political narrative better. Prime Minister Scott Morrison came out in support of Shorten, saying the campaign isn't about their families. Sky News reporters Annelise Nielsen and Andrea Crothers wrap up the day it's been. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Scott Morrison has laughed off an attempted egging during an event at the CWA in Albury on day 27 on the hustings. Meanwhile, Opposition Leader Bill Shorten brushed aside concerns he could be dealing with a hostile Senate if elected. Sky News Reporters Annelise Nielsen and Andrea Crothers bring you today’s audio wrap. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Bill Shorten and Scott Morrison campaigned in the marginal seats of Lindsay and Gilmore on day 26. The PM was accompanied by Warren Mundine as he announced an initiative to help small manufacturing businesses invest in technology. Meanwhile, Shorten was faced with questions about former prime minister Paul Keating's comments on Australian spy chiefs. Sky News reporters Annelise Nielsen and Andrea Crothers wrap up the day it's been. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

The two major parties lost a candidate each on day 23 of the campaign trail over anti-Muslim and sexist comments made on social media. Scott Morrison and Bill Shorten started the day off in Melbourne, before heading to Brisbane to take part in Sky News and The Courier Mail People's Forum. Sky News reporters Emily Evans and James O'Doherty wrap up the day it's been. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Scott Morrison and Bill Shorten headed to the Apple Isle for day 22 on the hustings where both leaders spent time in Lyons at the annual AgFest event. The PM was keen to turn the focus to the Coalition’s latest health announcement, but all eyes were on the Liberal candidate for Lyons after it was revealed she made anti-Islamic comments on social media. Bill Shorten faced further scrutiny over his party’s climate costings following the release of modelling which costed Labor’s climate commitment. Sky News reporters James O'Doherty and Emily Evans wrap up the day it was. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

It was a tumultuous day for Scott Morrison as the Liberals lost two of its candidates over questionable comments posted on social media. Meanwhile, Bill Shorten has shutdown the possibility of a deal with the Greens to get his climate policy through the Senate if Labor wins the election. Sky News reporters Emily Evans and James O'Doherty wrap up day 21 on the campaign trails. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

On Day 20 of the campaign, both leaders spent the day in WA. Scott Morrison continued to face questions about the Coalition's preference deal with Clive Palmer's United Australia party. Meanwhile, Bill Shorten sidestepped questions on the cost of his climate policy. Sky News reporters James O'Doherty and Emily Evans wrap up the days its been on the campaign trail. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Scott Morrison made funding pledges for defence and cyber security. Meanwhile, Bill Shorten promoted Labor's $4 billion dollar childcare package. Sky News political reporter Annelise Nielsen and James O'Doherty bring you the wrap of the day. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy