So how do we stop the division? Because that is probably the worst thing about political campaigns for me. I simply cannot stand the dirty games and fear mongering that goes on. And I am more than pissed that our pollies are not going to do shit about Julian Assange. They should be insisting that Assange comes home to Australia. I think we Aussies know he won't get a fair trial in the US. And he has done nothing wrong, except expose war crime that embarrassed the US. Time for this man to come home to his family, he's been through enough and FFS, he did not rape anyone in Sweden. I am sick of the media using that word, when the investigation in Sweden never centered around any rape allegations. I cannot begin to understand sexual assault laws in Sweden, but it would seem as though they are very strict about any kind of sexual misconduct.  As it is Scott Morrison, who I was actually very impressed with when he was Immigration Minister - may have to make deals with a couple of Independents to form a minority government. I do know that at least two of them are committed to acting on climate change and will expect the LNP to do so. The LNP in Australia consists of the Nationals who are quite conservative and the Liberals who I would describe as mostly centre/right. We also have a Greens member who won a seat in the House of Reps, so I really don't see the LNP being able to get away with no acting on climate change. Does anyone think that the media had it wrong and that this election was not about climate change at all? Perhaps it was about high electricity prices, fear mongering on both sides of the house and the fact that Labor and Liberal are beholden to their corporate donors, their party and the people of Australia coming in at a distant third place. The LNP are not going to have an easy time of it, particularly passing legislation that does sit well with Labor or even the Greens who hold the balance of power in the Senate.