My election honeymoon
On Saturday evening while all about me were losing their heads about the 2016 Australian federal election, I was happily enjoying the afterglow of voting for the first time in seven years.
On Saturday evening while all about me were losing their heads about the 2016 Australian federal election, I was happily enjoying the afterglow of voting for the first time in seven years.
The only certain outcome from Saturday’s federal election is that the result is still uncertain – and it could be a month before we know who will govern.
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