With the federal election set for May 3, here’s a simple guide on how to vote in Australia—from enrolling to casting your ballot correctly.

Alright folks, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has officially called the Australian federal election for May 3, which means it’s time to come up with your voting plan! Whether you’re sipping ...

Federal election voting in Australia can often feel overwhelming. Here's our handy guide for how to fill our your ballot with confidence.

Australia’s two major parties — the Australian Labor Party (ALP) and the Liberal-led Coalition — are steadily declining in popularity, mirroring similar trends around the world. Both are ...

As Americans prepare to vote in the midterm elections, The New York Times asked readers in Australia to share their experiences and feelings about compulsory voting and explain the ins and outs of ...

How to vote: Australian Electoral Commission’s referendum tips for Aussies overseas Aussies travelling overseas are being encouraged to plan ahead and organise how they’ll be voting in the ...

Independent candidates for Victoria, Australia state elections Tuesday announced they will go to the Victorian Commission and Administration Tribunal after the Victorian Electoral Commission (VEC) ...

Seventeen million Australians are enrolled to vote at the upcoming federal election. In Australia, we have an independent body manage the electoral system. The Australian Electoral Commission ...

Votar en las elecciones federales australianas es obligatorio. Escucha nuestro informe sobre cómo funciona el sistema electoral, antes de acudir a a las urnas el 2 de julio.

But the Australian Electoral Commission is urging anyone who will be overseas or unable to physically vote around the country on October 14 to plan how they intend to cast their vote ahead of time.