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    1. Ohforgawdamnfucksake on

      The best thing is the billionaire who spent millions on his personal „Trumpet of Patriots“ party got fuck all for his money. 
      Like Australia took one look at the USA and went „No fuckin‘ way, cobber“

    2. Yep. The Coalition/Dutton tried to mimic Trump’s bullshit (campaigning on attacking federal workers, eliminating work from home, war on woke etc) and it backfired spectacularly. Aussies have seen the absolute shit show Trump is causing in the US and do not want any part of that here. This was absolutely a rebuke on Trump and anyone who tries to emulate him. 

    3. Itscurtainsnow on

      Our leftist incumbent prime minister has just resoundly won over a nasty little wannabe fascist and his victory speech repudiated Trumpism. Great night for Australia.

    4. Worried-Rub-7747 on

      That photo of our Aussie cousins voting in their speedos is phenomenal.

      People can try and come up with stereotypes for Australians, but they’ll never be as stereotypical as the real deal.

      🇦🇺❤️

    5. It happened last weekend in Canada and today it happened in Australia too, the conservative opposition leader didn’t just lose the election, he lost his seat in the parliament too

      Never in Australian history has a sitting opposition leader lost their seat

      So a huge thank you to Trump, the MAGA movement, and dickheads like Elon Musk for helping to poison the conservative movement all over the world

    6. Hairy_rambutan on

      Australia showed how democracy should be done. We rejected division and hatred. The leaders of both the winning and losing parties were gracious towards each other in victory and defeat, the voting process was efficient, accessible, transparent and impartial. And we had democracy sausages.

    7. iyamwhatiyam8000 on

      This election was won by an ALP government which campaigned well and projected both stability and good governance.

      The LNP opposition campaigned poorly and was bereft of policies. Its leader Peter Dutton has the personality of a crypt keeper and an appearance to match. He began his campaign with hints of Trump-lite and their policy development was lazy and ill-conceived.

      Then came the turbo-charged chaos of Trump tariffs and all the rest. Trying to humiliate Zelensky in the WH and threatening annexations among many other things made the prospect of Australia changing government highly unlikely.

      That the Albanese ALP government achieved a second term increase to its majority is history making. Trump did not cause the ALP victory. The uncertainties and anxieties he has inflicted on the world however certainly must be considered as one of the factors in it achieving a history making increased majority.

    8. Thin-Competition3018 on

      Congrats to Australia. We here in the US failed to look into the past to see it rhymes, but you are seeing the impacts real time and have stepped up to ensure it did not happen to you.

    9. With compulsory voting in Australia the number of eligible voters enrolled to vote is usually around 97% and the voter turnout for elections is usually around 90-95% of eligible voters

      Australia’s electoral commission is fiercely independent, it does not work to cull voters from the rolls, it works to get as many people as possible voting. If you move to a new electorate in Australia and forget to enroll at your new address you don’t get purged from the electoral roll, you just vote in whatever electorate you are enrolled to vote in and get a reminder to update your enrollment

    10. AFutureItalian on

      Imagine having compulsory voting and it being so available that you can do it everywhere Nationally with quick easy access…. Hmm

    11. Maybe the White House posting an AI photo of the Pope will be good news for a more compassionate progressive Pope after the conclave vote.

    12. I love the fact that in Australia voting is mandatory which prevents a US situation where people keep saying they are against someone but don’t actually show up at the polls to get rid of their asses

    13. Ok-Excuse1771 on

      So the anti-Trump sentiment is showing a global pattern then! At least in major elections!

    14. ColdAdmirableSponge on

      A bit of context here from an Australian: The leader of the opposition party (LNP) tied himself heavily to MAGA style anti-woke politics, to the point where he was colloquially known as Temu Trump. It was working in November 2024 when LNP was poling well and favoured to win this election but as Trump got more and more reckless it started to work against them. Thankfully it seems Australia has spoken very loudly and forcefully in our rebuke of American style politics.

    15. Defiant_Comedian_218 on

      That is evidence of how Trump “runs the country and the world”. He makes countries realize that don’t want to be like the US. LOL

    16. CommanderSleer on

      We don’t all really vote in our Speedos, despite the publicity ad.

      I voted in the Adelaide CBD today. The polling booth I went to was close to a major retail precinct and was very busy, had a lot of interstate people, as well as other people who were still ‚local‘ but didn’t live in the electorate.

      We have compulsory voting in Australia; and have had forever as far as I know. We also don’t vote for a President; we elect local members, and the party that wins a majority chooses the Prime Minister. In practice this is the leader of their party, but many people think they’re voting for either the incumbent Prime Minister or the Leader of the Opposition.

      As a political junkie, the thing that disappointed me was that most of the people queued up had no idea which electorate they lived in. The electoral officials were quizzing people in the queues where they lived. I was slightly sad that I was one of the few who knew which electorate I was enrolled in (Adelaide, both the suburb and the electorate). But it didn’t stop them from giving the conservative Liberal/National Party Coalition (our Conservatives) a big finger.

      I’ll take the win.

    17. CanaDoug420 on

      I’m so fuckin jealous that Australia isn’t full of complete morons like here.

    18. fuck yeah we did

      it was a LABORSLIDE of epic numbers, some seats that have been called im not ready to call but temu trump has lost his own seat in the election, think canada’s election and that is basically that but with less right wing seats

    19. I would expect nothing less from the country that brought me Bluey and so much joy.

    20. an_agreeing_dothraki on

      if I’m reading right, labor by itself has a majority, the non-center right coaltion got wrecked, and the greens hold one seat but may actually be the largest opposition party by vote?

    21. Limp-Ad-2939 on

      As much as it sucks being an American, it’s crazy and awesome to see that Trump as single-handedly revived global liberalism. And assuming he doesn’t rig the midterms I’d imagine he’s gonna get a similar awakening here in 26. Too late but the Donald is about to get a rude awakening as to how many people hate him.

    22. Outrageous-Sign473 on

      Best voting system in the world with democracy sausages and cake stalls.

    23. ecstatic_charlatan on

      The conservative liberals should change their name to C-section, because they’re afraid of labour

    24. It’s like Brexit – as soon as the EU countries realised the UK leaving was a almighty f*** up, the EU became stronger and more stable.

    25. I’m happy to see the rest of the world do what my country couldn’t. Keep it up Australia and Canada!

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