1000 days: Twilight zone for Albanese
Anthony Albanese has entered the election twilight zone with one thing on his mind – beating Peter Dutton and becoming the first Prime Minister since John Howard in 1998 to win a second term.
Anthony Albanese has entered the election twilight zone with one thing on his mind – beating Peter Dutton and becoming the first Prime Minister since John Howard in 1998 to win a second term.
A rate cut next week will not deliver Anthony Albanese the massive pre-election boost that Labor MPs are hoping for, according to polling showing crime remains a top issue for voters.
The Treasurer has instructed financial regulators to soften home-lending rules for millions of Australians, in a pre-election move to help achieve Labor’s 1.2 million new homes target and woo younger voters.
Teal and independent MPs received last-minute invitations for 6.30pm drinks at the PM’s residence on Monday and Tuesday, marking the first time the teals have travelled to The Lodge since the 2022 election | WATCH
Anthony Albanese has vowed to personally seek a carve-out for Australia from Donald Trump’s looming 25 per cent tariffs on steel and aluminium imports to the US during their call today, in a critical pre-election test.
Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles has backed Kevin Rudd to continue as Australia’s ambassador to the US amid fresh questions about his tenure since US President Donald Trump revealed plans to impose tariffs on steel and aluminium imports.
Anthony Albanese has been warned of a revolt in key Labor-held NSW seats stoked by fears among tens of thousands of mine workers and suppliers that the government is anti-mining and too close to the Greens.
Mining chiefs have accused Jim Chalmers of squandering surpluses they helped deliver and warned the budget will remain in deficit unless spending is reined in and fiscal discipline applied.
There is limited evidence that the vast majority of almost 20 of the most serious anti-Semitic incidents are linked or connected, amid expectations the Sydney caravan incident will likely not be labelled an act of terror.
Security agencies who kept Anthony Albanese in the dark until a major anti-Semitic terror bomb plot was made public could be subject to an inquiry probing if communication errors were made.
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