A recent survey found that marriage equality was one of the key issues influencing young voters in this election. So, what are the policies of the major parties (and some of the smaller ones) on this issue?

Education is always one of the most contested battlegrounds between the two major parties. In this post you’ll see that they argue over the best ways to ensure there are enough places for all students and that these classes don’t cost you several (or at least too many) non-vital organs.

Clearly there is much work to be done (have you seen the Great Barrier Reef lately?). But gains have been restricted by the regressive and often vicious debates that have dominated the politics of climate change. 

Young people today are facing a housing market that’s almost impossible to enter. Why?

Because housing in this country has become prohibitively expensive.

At the moment Australia’s broadband speed comes in at 60th in the world and slipping. Vote wisely. Your next Netflix and chill session is at stake. 

Conversation can get pretty heated when it comes to Australia’s policies on asylum seeker, refugee and border security.If you have a view on refugees/asylum seekers/ border security, there is probably a political party that represents it your views and values.

With innovation and science shaping up as one of the key election battlegrounds, the Coalition will have to rely on more than just the fact its leader "virtually invented" the internet in Australia to impress voters.