Australia's new leaders are yet to be sworn in following the Labor Party's victory, but the nation is already dissecting what seems to be a seismic shift in its politics.
Brisbane, Australia Australia's new leaders are yet to be sworn in following the Labor Party's victory Saturday, but the nation is already dissecting what seems to be a seismic shift in its politics.
After almost a decade of conservative leadership, voters turned their back on the ruling coalition, instead backing those who campaigned for more action on climate change, greater gender equality and political integrity. For much of its history, Australian politics has been dominated by the two major parties: the Liberals on the center-right and Labor on the center-left.
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