Next year is starting to look a bit like 1996. At the federal election, a confident Liberal opposition leader will be up against a ragged and tired Labor prime minister and his government.
The Albanese government isn’t old in years, but it already feels old. In 1996, John Howard won 29 seats. Peter Dutton needs to win 18 for the Coalition to form government.
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John Roskam is a senior fellow at the Institute of Public Affairs. Connect with John on Twitter.
