内容摘要：expected in almost a dozen states over the coming days, particularly in the southern part of the country.

expected in almost a dozen states over the coming days, particularly in the southern part of the country.

Some Liberal party members have called for a "serious review", with one adviser summing up the loss as a failure of "the Dutton experiment".Dutton has also become the first federal opposition leader to ever lose their own seat at the same time as losing an election, which means he has been ousted from parliament.

defeated Dutton in his home base of Dickson in Queensland.In his first public appearance after Labor's emphatic win, prime minister Anthony Albanese told media outside a Sydney cafe on Sunday that "the Australian people voted for unity rather than division".The Liberal party's most crushing losses were in Australia's major cities, where party members have been all but wiped out in metropolitan areas including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide.

Liberal MP Keith Wolahan has called for a "serious review" of the systemic issues that led to the party's shock defeat."You have to acknowledge things went wrong," he told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Insiders program.

"We have to listen to Australians. They have sent us a message, and our first task is to hear it. And that often takes time."

Wolahan represents the seat of Menzies in Victoria, and said it was very likely he would also lose his seat.Trump, who described the conversation as having gone "very well", also said conditions for peace would need to be negotiated between the two parties.

Despite the note of optimism from Trump, who also spoke with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, any ceasefire or peace deal does not appear close.Putin said he was ready to work with Ukraine on a "memorandum on a possible future peace agreement", while Zelensky said "this is a defining moment", and urged the US not to distance itself from talks.

In his remarks, the Russian president did not address demands from the US and European countries for an unconditional 30-day ceasefire.After his one-on-one call with Trump, Zelensky reaffirmed Ukraine's desire for a "full and unconditional ceasefire", and warned if Moscow is not ready, "there must be stronger sanctions".