[QUOTE=mavx4;769874]not intending to start a flame war or anything, any chance you can tell us why? as in logical arguments for Liberals?
again, I have to stress I don't wanna start a flame war.[/QUOTE]

I'm not a particular fan of either party and in Julie bishops seat of Curtin it's not really got any chance of swinging labours way IMO I see benefits of both parties policies and the down side to both. I also don't like either Abbott or Rudd

[QUOTE=andrew_rs;769877]I found [URL="http://rickibarn.es/below-the-line/"]this[/URL] to be a pretty good guide as well if you are interested in a quick run down of each parties policies.

I think I might be swinging towards Labor.[/QUOTE]
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Suppose there is a motoring website that says it can help you to choose what car to buy. It is time for a new car so let's take a look.
The questions are: the best brand for fuel economy, best for quietness, the brand with fixed price servicing and the most service outlets, other points are easy steering and boot space.
Not many members of this site would say the above is unbiased.
Compare with
[url=http://rickibarn.es/below-the-line/]Ricki's Below the Line Senate Guide[/url]
The questions are left/green issues.

you guys may know this already, but this site [url=http://www.politifact.com.au/]PolitiFact Australia | Fact-checking Australian politics[/url] provides pretty accurate/unbiased fact checks on statements made by various politicians. be prepare to read though, most of the analysis are supported by statistics and some of them were written by academics from related fields, so this isn't your usual news articles from news.com.au. not for the faint hearted.

Its pretty accurate... I did the survey and was actually more a certain voter than I thought.