As Albanese and Dutton brace for a make-or-break federal showdown, the real question is: where should you watch it all unfold? We’ve got you covered with each network’s plan.
Antony Green’s hanging up the electoral spreadsheets – but not before one more massive night of live results, political spin, and way too much touchscreen action.
In the final face-off before election day, 60 undecided voters backed Anthony Albanese over Peter Dutton — as the 7 News Leaders' Debate drew big opinions online.
As Australians prepare to vote, Four Corners goes behind the scenes of the election campaign to reveal who really has the leadership chops: Albanese or Dutton?
Network 10 is taking a different tack for its Federal Election coverage next Saturday, enlisting The Betoota Advocate duo Errol and Clancey for a satirical spin on the night.
Despite some uncertainty following the Pope's passing, the third leaders debate between Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton will go ahead tonight.
Seven has snagged the final Federal Election debate, with Albanese and Dutton set to face off in a live showdown just days before Australians hit the polls in early May.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton will go head-to-head in ABC’s live, free-to-air leaders’ debate, moderated by David Speers on April 16.
With the Federal Election confirmed for May 3, Seven has reaffirmed its commitment to comprehensive coverage, delivering key updates and analysis in the lead-up to election day.
SBS is delivering Federal Election coverage in over 60 languages, ensuring all Australians have access to essential news, analysis, and voting guides through its Election 2025 portal.
From live speeches to expert analysis, here’s your complete guide to where and when you can watch Federal Budget 2025 coverage across Australia’s major TV networks.
10’s Late News will air a special edition bulletin on March 25, offering comprehensive coverage and expert analysis of the 2025 Australian Federal Budget.