Trump is Trudeau’s ‘agent of disaster’
While Justin Trudeau’s political career was fading, Donald Trump drove the final nails into the Canadian leader’s coffin – something Anthony Albanese should be aware of in a vital election year.
Anthony Albanese
Albanese refuses to reveal tax plans
Anthony Albanese has refused to reveal if he will be taking new tax changes to this year’s federal election, as workers are predicted to fund a greater share of government spending despite the early benefits of the stage three tax cuts.
Labor banking on PM’s battleground blitz
Senior Labor figures are banking on Anthony Albanese’s pre-election blitz of Queensland to build momentum in the battleground state.
‘Unfortunate’: PM laments canning of hockey matches over Israel
Anthony Albanese says Australia can continue to be a host for global sporting events, despite Ice Hockey’s fears of anti-Israel protests, and says he is committed to stamping out anti-Semitism.
Premier’s wild call on Albo’s $7.2bn pledge
David Crisafulli celebrated a $7.2bn funding pledge to fix a “deathtrap” highway as a major win for the state LNP.
PM announces $7.2bn investment in Bruce Highway
In his first media appearance of the election year, Anthony Albanese noted he was standing in the federal electorate of Wide Bay, not a target seat, and said this showed he was ‘determined to represent all Australians’.
‘Worst time’: Big call on Albo’s election bid
With Anthony Albanese starting the new year with a multistate tour, a senator has slammed his election blitz as “bizarre”.
Bob Brown’s Greens wouldn’t recognise their own party
Bob Brown was inclined to be passionate, but he seldom let his passions get the better of him. Anthony Albanese is unlikely to find Adam Bandt as accommodating if the 2025 election results in a hung parliament.
PM opens poll year in mining states tour
Anthony Albanese is set to pull the starter’s gun on his on-the-ground campaigning ahead of an election due by May, spending the week in regional Queensland and WA.
Terrorist attack a grim reminder of dangers of hate speech
Given the Islamist terrorist attack in New Orleans, Peter Jennings’s advice to Anthony Albanese to call a cabinet national security committee meeting is prudent.
Our diplomacy in America needs a change of face
Given Donald Trump’s clear signals on Kevin Rudd, the Labor government will do well to get someone else to promote Australia’s interests in the US.
Dutton’s counter-revolution to win back the battlers
Peter Dutton has set his sights on the basics, promising to restore the good economic management and conservative social policy approach of John Howard and Peter Costello.
The Mocker’s 2025 advice for the PM, Chalmers, Wong and Labor
It is an election year, and the Mocker kindly offers feedback and campaigning advice to key members of the Albanese government.
Election 2025: Albanese and Dutton steeling for ‘future war’
The PM has declared the next election a ‘future war’ between Labor and the Coalition, as the Opposition Leader vows a return to Howard and Costello-era economics while calling for a rejection of identity politics in classrooms.
How Julia Gillard could have helped to save the voice
Fifteen years ago, in an attempt to regain credibility over climate change, Julia Gillard made a political misjudgment. She has since admitted she made a mistake, which had ramifications for Anthony Albanese.
Grim figure exposes bulk-billing reality
One of Labor’s biggest political boons might not be as mighty as Anthony Albanese hopes, as his government gears up for this year’s federal vote.
Is Albanese here for a good time or a long time?
It was said that 2024 was the year of elections around the world. While Australians watched the chaos unfold from afar, the new year offers our own dabble in democracy.
‘Time for talk has passed’: Hindu leaders urge PM to act
A top Hindu leader has warned the nation is ‘incubating religious intolerance’ with its failure to clamp down on anti-Semitism, claiming those who hate Jewish Australians ‘hate people of all faiths except their own’.
Libs warn 10,000 firms at risk of bankruptcy
The Coalition has forecast an extra 10,000 businesses will go under by the time the next parliament sits as economists say neither Anthony Albanese nor Peter Dutton have credible plans to address the nation’s economic challenges.
Drama in India camp overshadows Albo’s New Year’s event
Reports of unrest in the Indian dressing room have overshadowed a New Year’s Day event at Kirribilli House, with under-siege captain Rohit Sharma making a mysterious late withdrawal.
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