Nine has unveiled its 2022 Federal election coverage gimmick, this year in the form of a robot that plays to the tune of April Sun in Cuba by 1970s rock band Dragon.

The message spruiked the Liberal Party's tough border policies.

Green political signage which mysteriously appeared overnight in Melbourne urging voters to "put Labor last" have been ordered to be pulled down by the Federal Court.

If you test positive to COVID-19, you won't be able to attend a polling centre in person. Here's how you can still get your vote in and avoid being fined.

This map will show you where to cast a vote and grab a sausage sizzle today.

Polling booths have opened for the first ballots to be cast and will close at 6pm for counting to begin.

The Australian Parliament is made up of two houses, the House of Representatives and the Senate.

Australia's bookies have Labor as a clear favourite to win tonight's election, with odds for a Coalition return to government widening by the hour.

When politicians say they are campaigning all over the country, they are really just campaigning in a handful of seats.

Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee is being celebrated from June 2 to June 4 in the UK and Commonwealth.

Policies are a clear way to differentiate what each of the major parties are standing for, with each having differing plans across some topics such as the economy, climate change, and security.

An independent challenger in the Sydney seat of Fowler claims she's the victim of a "smear" campaign from her political opponents

Everybody in Australia has one vote in the coming election, but if you want to decide who wins, you really have to live in specific spots.

The AEC confirmed over-the-phone voting would be extended to people who have tested positive for COVID-19 since Friday, May 13.

Monkeypox diagnosed in Sydney, Melbourne; Craig McLachlan drops defamation case against Nine newspapers; Changes to phone voting officially confirmed

To help guide you through some of the noise, 9news.com.au will be compiling a series of interactives throughout the campaign.

An elderly driver was trying to park near the polling booth in Ringwood East when she hit a pedestrian.

The number of Australians voting today is expected to break the record-high level of pre polling votes made yesterday.

Here's a look at the upbringings of both Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese.

The day before the election, Australia's media landscape appears to reflect the country as a whole.

A preference deal will have no impact on your individual vote if you don't let it.

Preferences from Independent candidates will be a crucial factor in tomorrow's federal election, with polls indicating an ever-tighter contest.

By 6pm Saturday, Australians need to have voted in the federal election, or else face a fine.

Employment rate falls to 3.9 per cent; Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill passes into law in NSW

The figures were announced by Shadow Treasurer Jim Chalmers and Shadow Finance Minister Katy Gallagher, who described the $18.9 billion in new spending as "modest new investments".

The outspoken senator, who has been vocal on her stance against vaccination, is self-isolating after testing positive just days before the election.

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has filmed an "ugly" confrontation at a pre-polling booth in his marginal Melbourne seat of Kooyong involving the businessman behind the Climate 200 independent push.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison's accidental steamrolling of a young soccer player in Tasmania has underscored one fundamental truth of politics - mix it with sport at your peril.

The unemployment rate has fallen slightly, dropping to 3.9 per cent from 4 per cent.

When Nathalie Gits put up a 'Climate Action Now' sign outside her home on Sydney's quiet and leafy upper north shore she didn't think anything much would happen.

Scott Morrison has had an unfortunate sporting mishap in Tasmania, when he barrelled into a little player.

A Kim Jong Un impersonator crashing Morrison's campaign trail, Jacqui Lambie on TikTok, and Scott Morrison's chicken curry are just some of the moments we have seen in the 2022 federal election campaign.

Australia's wages grow 2.4 per cent, well below inflation; Albanese tears into PM at Press Club Shots fired at Sydney house.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison may have skipped the Press Club, but he found time to answer questions from Australian kids for a podcast.

"A national integrity commission is urgently needed to fill the gaps in our integrity system and restore trust in our political processes," the letter reads.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison's pledge to be less of a "bulldozer" in his next term has attracted a lot of media ink - but according to Nine political editor Chris Uhlmann, it just "doesn't stack up".

How the social media app is informing young viewers and shaping political interests.

Former Prime Minister John Howard has joined the Liberal Party campaign trail in Melbourne, lending his support to vulnerable MPs in marginal seats.

Exclusive: Days out from election day opposition leader Anthony Albanese has admitted being Prime Minister "is a daunting prospect".

Man arrested after shots fired in Surfer's Paradise; Doctors push for indoor mask mandates to return; Man hit by Sydney tram.

According to the Australian Electoral Commission, there are more than 500 early voting centres in operation across Australia.

Former Wallabies flanker David Pocock wants the powerful lobby group behind controversial signage and online attack ads to be prosecuted for confusing voters about his potentially historic run for the ACT Senate.

Things became heated when the topic of childcare came up, but one comment made about late Labor senator Kimberly Kitching left Tanya Plibersek shocked.

Mayor hospitalised in home invasion; First witness called in Chris Dawson trial; Murder investigation over Queensland man's death.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has shrugged off criticism of his controversial plan to allow first home buyers to dip into their super, claiming Aussies have "earned" the right to spend $50,000 of their retirement savings right now.

Several experts have claimed that allowing early access to super will only cause house prices to boom again.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced a new "game changer" policy today aimed at helping more Australians buy their own homes at the official Liberal campaign launch in Brisbane.

The Labor Party has held a campaign rally spruiking a "mood for change" across Australia in this federal election which is just six days away.

Most pundits agree the prime minister has led a more seamless campaign than the gaffe-prone Anthony Albanese, but polls continue to show Labor extending its lead.

Anthony Albanese and Scott Morrison will both be putting themselves out there even more in the dying days of the campaign this week