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The politics of grievance was a winner for Trump. It’s not working for Dutton

Excited by dominance in meaningless midterm polls, misled by the false analogy of Trump’s political success, the Coalition allowed itself to think it could win without doing the work required.

Peter Hartcher
Peter Hartcher

Political and international editor

Labor vowed to take on miners over Indigenous heritage. Now Albanese is their guest

The prime minister’s tour of northern Australia came with no moves to rekindle memories of the Indigenous Voice referendum.

Mike Foley
Mike Foley

Climate and Energy Reporter

There’s an obvious successor for Albanese. The Libs face a tougher choice

Election results trigger, or subsequently lead to, leadership resets. Even in the turmoil of a campaign, players will also have their eyes on the future.

Michelle Grattan
Michelle Grattan

Professorial Fellow, University of Canberra

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Coalition leader Peter Dutton campaigning in Perth on Friday.

‘We don’t need more vanilla’: Liberals are asking whether Peter Dutton can still win

The opposition leader has endured a torrid first two weeks of the 2025 campaign. What are his chances of victory?

  • by James Massola, Natassia Chrysanthos and Paul Sakkal
Illustration by Simon Letch

The politics of grievance was a winner for Trump. It’s not working for Dutton

Excited by dominance in meaningless midterm polls, misled by the false analogy of Trump’s political success, the Coalition allowed itself to think it could win without doing the work required.

  • by Peter Hartcher

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