PM wins back women’s support
Scott Morrison has recovered lost ground with women voters in recent months and has built up a larger lead over Anthony Albanese on the question of preferred PM among women than men.
Scott Morrison has recovered lost ground with women voters in recent months and has built up a larger lead over Anthony Albanese on the question of preferred PM among women than men.
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People in their 60s have gone from having one death for every 50 Covid cases before November 25, 2021, to one death for every 1040 in the two months to January 26.
A majority of voters are resigned to another year of Covid-19 disruption but remain optimistic about Australia’s future.
Anthony Albanese would secure a majority government if this week’s Newspoll analysis was replicated at the 2022 election.
Scott Morrison has sought to assure Australians there are ‘plenty’ of Covid-19 booster vaccines doses available following warnings about practitioners running out of stock.
Peter Costello, who once implored couples to have another baby – ‘one for the country’ – is worried once more.
When popular local MPs retire, does their vote go with them?
The rate of vaccination in hotspot suburbs in Sydney’s southwest and west has been increasing 50 per cent faster than the statewide rate.
Vaccination coverage is split along socio-economic lines, with new data showing the poorest areas have markedly lower numbers.
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