📊 Port Macquarie by-election - Results 📊 With 21,648 votes now counted, here are the latest first preference results: 🟩 Sean Gleeson (NAT) – 30.9% (6,410 votes) 🟦 Robert Dwyer (LIB) – 32.58% (6,759 votes) 🟨 Breelin Coetzer (LP) – 3.12% (647 votes) 🍃 Megan Mathew (LCP) –

📊 Port Macquarie by-election - Results 📊 With 23,349 votes now counted, here are the latest first preference results: 🟩 Sean Gleeson (NAT) – 31.14% (6,968 votes) 🟦 Robert Dwyer (LIB) – 32.5% (7,272 votes) 🟨 Breelin Coetzer (LP) – 3.2% (716 votes) 🍃 Megan Mathew (LCP) –

📊 Port Macquarie by-election - Results 📊 With 29,235 votes now counted, here are the latest first preference results: 🟩 Sean Gleeson (NAT) – 31.58% (8,847 votes) 🟦 Robert Dwyer (LIB) – 32.42% (9,083 votes) 🟨 Breelin Coetzer (LP) – 3.57% (999 votes) 🍃 Megan Mathew (LCP) –

📊 Port Macquarie by-election - Results 📊 ✅ First preference count remains unchanged at 29,235 votes counted. 🔹 Two-Candidate Preferred (2PP) Update: 🟩 Sean Gleeson (NAT) – 49.5% (7,030 votes) 🟦 Robert Dwyer (LIB) – 50.5% (7,177 votes) 🔸 Exhausted ballots: 4,400 📢 The

📢 Port Macquarie by-election - Update 📢 ✅ First preference counting has been completed at all polling day places. 📊 Votes counted so far (first preference): 46.17% of enrolled voters (63,318). 🔹 The remaining first preference votes will come from pre-polling centres,

📊 Port Macquarie by-election - Results 📊 ✅ First preference count remains unchanged at 29,234 votes counted. 🔹 Two-Candidate Preferred (2PP) Update: 🟩 Sean Gleeson (NAT) – 49.1% (7,530 votes) 🟦 Robert Dwyer (LIB) – 50.9% (7,820 votes) 🔸 Exhausted ballots: 4,726 📢 The

📊 Port Macquarie by-election - Results 📊 ✅ First preference count updated – 30,844 votes counted (48.71% of enrolled voters). 🔹 First Preference Results: 🟩 Sean Gleeson (NAT) – 31.48% (9,321 votes) 🟦 Robert Dwyer (LIB) – 32.99% (9,770 votes) 🟨 Breelin Coetzer (LP) –

📊 Port Macquarie by-election - Results 📊 ✅ First preference count remains unchanged – 30,844 votes counted (48.71% of enrolled voters). 🔹 Two-Candidate Preferred (2PP) Update: 🟩 Sean Gleeson (NAT) – 48.5% (8,066 votes) 🟦 Robert Dwyer (LIB) – 51.5% (8,581 votes) 🔸

📊 Port Macquarie by-election - Results 📊 ✅ First preference count remains unchanged – 30,844 votes counted (48.71% of enrolled voters). 🔹 Two-Candidate Preferred (2PP) Update: 🟩 Sean Gleeson (NAT) – 48.4% (8,810 votes) 🟦 Robert Dwyer (LIB) – 51.6% (9,396 votes) 🔸

📢 Port Macquarie by-election - Update 📢 As we hit 9PM, the Port Macquarie by-election remains on a knife’s edge, with the two-party preferred (2PP) count continuing to fluctuate before settling into an exceptionally close margin. Throughout the night, both major parties have

📊 Port Macquarie by-election - Results 📊 ✅ First preference count remains unchanged – 30,845 votes counted (48.71% of enrolled voters). 🔹 Two-Candidate Preferred (2PP) Update: 🟩 Sean Gleeson (NAT) – 48.5% (9,464 votes) 🟦 Robert Dwyer (LIB) – 51.5% (10,031 votes) 🔸

📊 Port Macquarie by-election - Results 📊 ✅ First preference count updated – 37,451 votes counted (59.13% of enrolled voters). 📢 Pre-poll Port Macquarie Central has now reported. 🔹 First Preference Results: 🟩 Sean Gleeson (NAT) – 31.18% (11,238 votes) 🟦 Robert Dwyer

📊 Port Macquarie by-election - Results 📊 ✅ First preference count remains unchanged – 37,451 votes counted (59.13% of enrolled voters). 📢 Port Macquarie - Early Voting Centre has reported TPP 🔹 Two-Candidate Preferred (2PP) Update: 🟩 Sean Gleeson (NAT) – 49% (11,170

📢 Port Macquarie by-election 📢 My projection: 🟦 Robert Dwyer (LIB) Elected ✅ as the new Member for Port Macquarie in the NSW Legislative Assembly. The Nationals needed a significant shift from the polling day results to the pre-poll results in order to close the gap on

📊 Port Macquarie by-election - Results 📊 ✅ First preference count remains unchanged – 37,443 votes counted (59.12% of enrolled voters). 🔹 Two-Candidate Preferred (2PP) Update: 🟩 Sean Gleeson (NAT) – 47.8% (13,437 votes) 🟦 Robert Dwyer (LIB) – 52.2% (14,654 votes) 🔸

Fantastic afternoon out on the hustings for Laurence Antcliff for Paterson! The horns were blaring, spirits were high, and the message was clear: It’s time to give Albo the boot and get Paterson and Australia back on track! #auspol #LiberalforPaterson

Congratulations to Labor for announcing the same housing policy 4 times without building 1 new house. It’s a record.

The budget confirms it: Anthony Albanese is bringing in 1.8 million new migrants over five years — despite not building a single additional home under Labor's policy.

What a weird thing to lie about?

The Liberal Party doesn’t need another review. It needs to know what it stands for. I’ve written in the The Spectator Australia on why conviction still matters — and why the “Sensible Centre” is a dead end. Check it out 👇