‘Give nothing, expect everything’ approach marks PM’s disdain for Greens
Anthony Albanese has unleashed a ferocious attack designed to damage the Greens and dispel the entrenched belief Labor is on a predetermined path to minority government.
Anthony Albanese has unleashed a ferocious attack designed to damage the Greens and dispel the entrenched belief Labor is on a predetermined path to minority government.
Anthony Albanese recycles disastrous voice tactics, this time risking an even greater failure over renewable energy.
The Treasurer is lucky he doesn’t have Peter Costello across the dispatch box.
Jim Chalmers’ changes to the Future Fund have been denounced as ‘fiscal vandalism’ by John Howard, as he and fellow sovereign wealth fund architect Peter Costello lead a chorus of stinging attacks.
Jim Chalmers’ fundamental change to the Future Fund provides investment ‘priorities’ where there were none – priorities that align with Labor’s political and ideological agenda.
Labor needs to realise its argument against nuclear requires more than cartoons and superficial responses.
The government’s argument for rejecting a UK-US appeal to join a global move to speed up the spread of civilian nuclear energy and cut carbon emissions has left Labor looking contradictory, confused and embarrassed.
The Albanese government has been forced to defend ‘outlawing’ nuclear energy after rejecting an invitation from its AUKUS security pact partners to join a global move to speed up the spread of civilian nuclear energy.
Labor has confirmed two clear lines it will pursue through to next year’s election: Peter Dutton personally and the cost of the Coalition’s proposed nuclear energy policy.
Anthony Albanese wants to go as long as possible on a general election and avoid the imagery of a Dickens’ cooked goose over Christmas.
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