Australian conservative PM Scott Morrison hails 'miracle' poll victory

Morrison had wooed voters by saying if re-elected Coalition would deliver a stable economy, more jobs and tax cuts

Australia’s ruling conservative coalition led by Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Saturday made a “miraculous” comeback and is set to form the next government after winning most number of seats in the elections, defying exit polls which predicted a victory for the opposition Labor Party.
 
Australians on Saturday voted to elect their next parliament and prime minister, in what has been widely referred to as the climate-change election. After five weeks long election campaigning across the country, around 16 million Australians swarmed to the polling booths across the country to elect the nation’s 31st prime minister.
 
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