7am WRITERS & CONTRIBUTORS

Today — we go inside the Labor party at the moment it won victory.

It’s all come down to this. On Saturday night, Australia will decide it’s next government and next Prime Minister.

Karen Middleton takes us inside the whirlwind final days of the campaign trail.

Former federal politician Fred Chaney on why politicians gave up on tackling our greatest challenges.

Mike Seccombe on what the Coalition is offering voters at this election.

Mike Seccombe on what the Coalition is offering voters at this election.

The treasurer of Australia, Josh Frydenberg, is facing what he’s described as the fight of his political life. 7am producer Elle Marsh takes us inside the campaign of Doctor Monique Ryan.

With just one week to go until election day, the debate over the minimum wage has taken the spotlight. And, the polls are showing some Coalition strongholds are at risk of falling.

A complaint lodged with the Human Rights Commission alleges that there is a pattern of indirect discrimination and voter suppression in remote Indigenous communities in the Northern Territory.

Ruby Schwartz travels to remote Australia to find out why some people are more enrolled than others.

Rick Morton on the ABC’s doomed bid to host an election debate and what it says about the relationship between the Morrison government and the media.

Investigative journalist Marian Wilkinson on the race for Hunter, what the parties are promising people there and what that means for all of us.

As we close in on election day, housing affordability has become a central issue of this campaign. People’s mortgages are going up and it could put upward pressure on rents.

Adam Bandt sits down for a one-on-one interview with Ruby Jones.

Lawyers and bankers in London have been warned by the British prime minister not to defend the wealth and reputations of Russian oligarchs who have ties to Vladimir Putin’s government.