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It has been a remarkable election result.
Far from making gains, the Coalition is on track to lose more than 10 seats, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese returned to office with an increased majority. There were swings toward Labor across the entire country.
Several prominent Liberals have lost their seats, not least of all the Opposition Leader Peter Dutton.
The Liberals have been wiped out of Tasmania and metropolitan Adelaide, and the LNP's dominance in Queensland has significantly weakened.
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Sydney
One of the many surprises of the night has been Hughes, an unexpected gain for Labor from the Liberal Party.
Most of the inner-city independents look to have held their seats. Coupled with Labor's victory in Bennelong, that means the Liberal Party continues to hold none of the seats overlooking Sydney Harbour, its former heartland.
Melbourne
At the start of the campaign the Liberal Party was hoping to pick up a swag of seats in Melbourne. They look to have gone backwards instead.
Keith Wolahan is in trouble in Menzies, and shadow housing minister Michael Sukkar has been defeated in Deakin.
South-east Queensland
Labor has made some serious gains in the Sunshine State.
The win in Peter Dutton's seat of Dickson will grab the headlines, but they've also picked up nearby seats like Petrie and Longman, as well as Bonner and Forde.
Adelaide
Labor has picked up the eastern suburbs seat of Sturt, defeating Liberal MP James Stevens.
That result means that Labor now holds every single seat in metropolitan Adela
Perth
Western Australia has swung to Labor more modestly than the other states, but remember, that comes after a massive statewide swing of 10.5 per cent at the last election in 2022.
The government looks to have gained another seat in the west too, Moore, while Independent Kate Chaney is on track to hold her beachside seat of Curtin.
Tasmania
The apple isle has been a stand-out for the government, recording easily the largest swings of the states.
And the Liberals have been wiped out. They've lost Braddon, and second-term MP Bridget Archer has also been defeated in the seat of Bass.
Northern Territory
The Coalition was hoping it could gain at least one of the Top End's two seats but Labor looks to have retained both.
Australian Capital Territory
Bean has turned out to be the most interesting race in the ACT. Independent Jessie Price has come second on first preferences, and further counting will be needed to know the winner.
The other two seats in the territory have been held by Labor.
All of Australia
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