Anthony Albanese secured a second consecutive term as Australia's Prime Minister, leading the Australian Labor Party (ALP) to a historic landslide victory in the federal elections.

Labor won 87 seats in the 150-member House of Representatives, surpassing the 76-seat threshold required for a majority and marking the party's strongest performance since 1987.

Key Highlights :

• Labor Victory: Albanese’s Labor Party won 87 seats, securing a clear majority in Parliament.
• Opposition Leader Defeated: Peter Dutton lost his seat—first federal Opposition Leader to do so.
• Campaign Focus: Labor emphasized cost-of-living relief, housing, and climate policy.
• Coalition Setbacks: Voter pushback against nuclear energy plans and public job cuts hurt the Coalition.
• Strong Leadership: Labor strategist Paul Erickson credited with disciplined campaign strategy.
• Global Praise: World leaders congratulated Albanese, signaling strong international support.