Stumble on costs let Coalition in
Bill Shorten’s ‘stumble’ on the cost of Labor’s climate change policies allowed the Coalition to escalate its attack on him.
Labor Party
They’re in denial on policies: Morrison
Scott Morrison has accused Labor of being in denial about the policies they took to the election.
Election message ‘drowned out’
Labor’s campaign was trounced by the combined forces of Clive Palmer and the Coalition, an election review has found.
ALP had no plan to attack PM
Labor failed to adjust when Scott Morrison succeeded Malcolm Turnbull.
I did not vote Liberal: Richo
Graham Richardson says he did not vote Liberal at the federal election following his comments on Sky News.
No clear path out of the wilderness
The damning, delusional part of Labor’s post mortem is it offers few solutions to the problems it identifies.
26 ways to fix broken Labor
Labor stalwarts Jay Weatherill and Craig Emerson chronicle how the ALP can rebuild after May’s election defeat | FULL LIST
‘They tarnished my standing’
Bill Shorten has blamed attacks by Clive Palmer and the Liberals for hurting his chances.
‘Ambiguous, anti-coal’: Labor’s Adani failures
Labor’s campaign review has concluded Bill Shorten failed to formulate a unifying narrative, scathing of the leader’s approach to mining.
Labor must win country hearts
Regional voters have deserted us; it’s time to convince them we’re a better option.
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