Albanese celebrates federal election 2025 victory with coffee
It was an early morning for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese alongside fiancée Jodie Haydon and Federal Minister for Finance, Women, the Public Service and Government Services Katy Gallagher who headed to the prime minister's constituency after he held on to power in a landslide victory.
A dressed down PM with partner Jodie Haydon.
In true Aussie style the victory was celebrated with coffee at Bar Italia.
Albanese got behind the counter to hand out gelato in celebration.
One local handed Albo a record by Aussie group The Easybeats.
Labor's Ali France smiles at a supporter the morning after unseating Peter Dutton.
In her third run at Dickson in Brisbane, a seat that has been held by Dutton for 24 years, France became the first person in Australian history to oust an opposition leader from their own seat.
The 49-year-old lost her son Henry to leukaemia last year.
France is the daughter of Queensland MP Peter Lawlor and has been chipping away at Dickson - one of the state's most marginal electorates - contesting the seat in 2019 and 2022 and reducing Dutton's margin.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese celebrated his win at the federal election as he walked into Labor's HQ at the Canterbury-Hurlstone Park RSL Club in Sydney.
He was met with cheers from party faithfuls for securing a majority government and a second term.
Albanese was joined on stage by Foreign Minister Penny Wong, his son Nathan and partner Jodie Haydon.
Albanese delivered his victory speech, in which he thanked voters for supporting him.
"Today, the Australian people have voted for Australian values, for fairness, aspiration and opportunity for all," he said.
"For the strength to show courage in adversity and kindness to those in need.
"Australians have voted for a future that holds true to these values, a future built on everything that brings us together as Australians and everything that sets our nation apart from the world.
"In this time of global uncertainty, Australians have chosen optimism and determination. Australians have chosen to face global challenges."
Albanese finished his address with a promise to get back to work tomorrow.
"Tomorrow, we dedicate ourselves to your service," he said.
"We renew the great responsibility and the opportunity of government, and with pride and purpose, optimism and determination, with faith in the fair go and faith in each other, we return to the work of building Australia's future."
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