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At first sight it would be easy to tie Anthony Albanese’s spectacular nosedive in the latest Newspoll’s approval ratings to the continuing erosion of support for the Voice to Parliament … Continued
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With each passing month, Scott Morrison is developing into a post-prime-ministership peculiarity. Well over a year since voters cast him from power, he remains limpet-like in the House of Representatives, … Continued
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Cracks are emerging within the Coalition over the Indigenous Voice to Parliament. The Opposition has attacked the referendum proposal by raising questions about its details during a bruising debate over … Continued
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will emphatically reject calls to delay, cancel or defer a referendum on the Voice in an impassioned speech to be delivered at the Garma Festival on … Continued
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Australia’s peak business body will back the Indigenous Voice, declaring its support for the “empowerment” of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. The Business Council of Australia announced its position … Continued
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Anthony Albanese has revived the ghost of Gough Whitlam to push through his signature $10 billion Housing Australia Future Fund (HAFF) by raising the prospect of a rare joint sitting … Continued
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West Australian Labor has held former premier Mark McGowan’s seat in a by-election viewed as a test of new premier Roger Cook’s leadership. Mr Cook’s popularity crashed in recent weeks … Continued
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Labor will lay down the groundwork for an early election trigger if it can’t clinch support for its signature housing policy as federal parliament returns. Both houses of parliament will … Continued
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The furore created by Victorian Premier Daniel Andrew’s cancelling of the Commonwealth Games would have you believe that Australians could give two hoots over the country’s international reputation. The fact … Continued
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Peter Dutton incessantly declaims about the cost-of-living crisis, blaming the government. But what would he do instead? First, we need to remember that the Albanese government inherited the cost-of-living crisis. … Continued
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