2025 Australian federal election - Revision history

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	The result of this election is comparable in seats to the 2013 Coalition victory, but with a far lower primary vote for the winner. The difference in the primary vote is under 3% in this election. It's really being over-hyped.		The result of this election is comparable in seats to the 2013 Coalition victory, but with a far lower primary vote for the winner. The difference in the primary vote is under 3% in this election. It's really being over-hyped.
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		+	Some in the media have said that Albanese is now one of the greats of the Labor parts alongaide Goff Whitlam and Bob Hawke. In contrast in 2013 the media were not claiming Tony Abbott as one of the greats of the Liberal party alongside Menzies.

	Example of the media hype:		Example of the media hype:

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 The result of this election is comparable in seats to the 2013 Coalition victory, but with a far lower primary vote for the winner.  The difference in the primary vote is under 3% in this election.  It's really being over-hyped.

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		+	[[File:2025-05-06-083641_612x118_scrot.png\|thumb\|The Australian over-hyping the election.]]

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 == Media Bias ==
-The result of this election is comparable in seats to the 2013 Coalition victory, but with a far lower primary vote for the winner.  The difference in the primary vote is under 3%.  It's really being over-hyped.
+The result of this election is comparable in seats to the 2013 Coalition victory, but with a far lower primary vote for the winner.  The difference in the primary vote is under 3% in this election.  It's really being over-hyped.
 Example of the media hype:

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	Of course Trump wouldn't know who the leader of the opposition of a middle power is.<ref>https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2025/may/05/anthony-albanese-donald-trump-call-peter-dutton-australian-federal-election-result</ref>		Of course Trump wouldn't know who the leader of the opposition of a middle power is.<ref>https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2025/may/05/anthony-albanese-donald-trump-call-peter-dutton-australian-federal-election-result</ref>
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		+	If Dutton had won the election Trump would have been briefed on him.

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

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 The result of this election is comparable in seats to the 2013 Coalition victory, but with a far lower primary vote for the winner.  It's really being over-hyped.
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 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Lybc4BoN1s
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 *[[2025 Canadian federal election]]
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