Dunkley shaping as a tough mission? Yes, Prime Minister
Sir Humphrey Appleby would be so proud of Anthony Albanese’s Dunkley by-election swing statistic.
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Simple Minds launch Australia tour
‘Stick with me (and we’ll play at the Opera House one day),’ Simple Minds Jim Kerr said. After 42 years, they did.
PM’s by-election test: how voters rate him
The next month of campaigning for the Dunkley by-election will determine whether Anthony Albanese can salvage his leadership credibility.
Bracket-creep tax trap looming for Middle Aussies
More than a million workers Anthony Albanese says will be better off under his stage three tax rewrite will be worse off over the next decade.
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PM’s own voters among hardest hit
Analysis by The Australian has revealed the federal seats worst off under Labor’s changes to stage three.
20-somethings to drive engine of our economy
A fast-growing cohort of 20-somethings, driven by young migrants and the ‘Costello babies’ of the mid-2000s, is set to drive the nation’s economic engine over the next decade.
Yes or no? Seats, suburbs at social core tell the truth
Across the past two national votes, on same-sex marriage and an Indigenous voice to parliament, the residents of Bonner have almost perfectly mirrored how the nation voted as a whole.
Voice drops below 1999 preamble result
The Yes vote on an Indigenous voice is below the level of support at the 1999 referendum for inserting a preamble in the Constitution acknowledging Indigenous inhabitation of Australia before European settlement.
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