Group 1 - The Australian Labor Party, led by Prime Minister Albanese, won the 2025 federal election with a "decisive" advantage, securing 83 out of 150 seats in the House of Representatives, surpassing previous polls that indicated a close race [1][2] - The victory is attributed to the Labor Party's effective economic and social policies, which resonated with voters, as well as public discontent with the Trump administration in the U.S. [1][3] - The Labor government has committed to addressing challenges such as improving living standards, controlling government deficits, and navigating the global trade environment [1][5] Group 2 - The Labor Party's campaign included promises of tax relief and the provision of 100,000 low-deposit homes for first-time buyers, which were seen as significant incentives for voters [3] - The opposition coalition's campaign slogan, "Make Australia Great Again," and plans to establish a "Department of Government Efficiency" were perceived negatively, contributing to their defeat [5] - The new government faces a projected budget deficit of AUD 27.6 billion (approximately USD 17.9 billion) for the 2024-2025 fiscal year, following increased spending on social programs [7]