These are the betting odds for each party as collected by Frogman. Note that the odds are determined by the betting patterns more than the opinion polls. Always gamble responsibly. Party/Bookmaker

These are the betting odds for each party as collected by OddsChecker: Note: The only party with a candidate in each seat is the United Australia Party. Fellow blogger buggedout suggests "I also follow

The opinion polls have often been unsuccessful in predicting the Federal election outcome. The usual results are in favour of a Labor victory and the preferred Prime Minister being the Coalition leader.

There are many people rabbiting on about 'the science of global warming' what they are really saying is 'I reject your reality and substitute my own'. I for one am becoming impatient with the stupidity

The election is officially up and running. The various parties can use all the bus's, cars and planes that they decorated in the party colours for the NSW election, just finished. Already the party leaders

The Labor Party and the Coalition are out on the hustings (stump in the US) for the next few weeks and babies will be kissed, flesh pressed, protesters arrested, candidates egged and media events staged.

One often hears people saying things like 'once in a lifetime event' or 'it will last a lifetime'  or 'not in living memory'. This got me thinking that a lifetime is very insignificant time when you

I had a small message from @freezepeach offering a solution to flagging "If you feel you've been wrongly flagged, check out @freezepeach, the flag abuse neutralizer. See the intro post for more details,

I votes according to me conscience, and them that tips the most! Punch circa 1800 Now that the NSW election has tested the water for the main political parties its time for an Australian Federal election.

Kimberly Clark announced on April 3rd that they were closing the Australian Huggies factory with a loss of 220 jobs. Obviously service providers lost contracts and jobs as well. Just as well they didn't

As an inhabitant of the local wetlands (swamp) I was horrified when Trump said he was going to drain the 'swamp'. I was much relieved when I realised he was talking about Congress and government. The people

There have been a number of university projects to try and quantify beauty, but when it comes down to it, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. This reminds me of Michelle Obama who said just that recently.

The UK joined the Common Market (EEC), now known as the EU in 1973. Then the union consisted of three countries, it is now a 28 country circus. Fortunately the UK stayed with the Pound Sterling avoiding

I am sitting at my desktop computer experimenting with page headers and the scent of jasmine is almost over-powering. I get to enjoy this scent for nothing and other people have to pay big bucks for it.

The technical magazine Motherboard has been running a series of articles on mobile phone apps that spy on the phone user. Just about everything the user does is collected on a database and even the microphone

I was born during WWII and lived during shortages of food, clothing and everything else you can think of. We all had ration books and were limited to so much per person per week. Very often a shortage

Thought for the day. What have a defibrillator warning and 'The Black List' TV series got in common? They both show how easy it is to hack an implanted medical device and in the case of the TV show, how

In a move that astonished the pundits and the Australian Labor Party, Gladys Berejiklian has taken the Coalition to victory. She has created history by being the first female to have been elected by voters

You may have heard or seen some high profile personality's, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Bob Geldof, Ellen Page to name a few, predicting that the world was going to end in 2030 or at the latest 2031. As

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