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Coming to you live from our studio in central London, I'm Celia Hatton.
We begin today's programme at an exciting moment after a hard-fought Australian election campaign.
Anthony Albanese's left-leaning government's staying on in power.
It's the end of a rollercoaster race.
For months, we've seen Mr Albanese battle for votes against the leader of the opposition coalition.
conservative Peter Dutton.
Earlier this year it looked like Mr Dutton's coalition was tipped to win but he began to lose that lead and the opinions changed toward the end of March.
It was a campaign dominated by concerns over the rising cost of living and a housing crisis with the threat of Donald Trump's tariffs looming in the background.
These voters in Sydney explained their thinking a bit earlier in the day.
I reckon it's trust.
Who would you really trust?