Keating slaps down Albanese
The former PM has some sharp words for the Labor leader over ‘an unexpected term in office’.
Labor Party
Business, politics keep the clangers coming
Labor, CSIRO, NAB and Westpac helped to make 2019 just that little bit more amusing.
Climate policy keeps tripping up Labor
Kevin Rudd brought himself undone on this, but it has vexed Australian politics ever since.
‘People’s choice’ Albo’s polls plunge
Anthony Albanese is rating worse than Simon Crean did at the same time in his leadership.
Albanese a greater threat to Queensland: Dutton
Peter Dutton says the Queensland people should be more concerned about the current Labor leader than any of his predecessors.
Albanese dumps Shorten’s tax-and-spend pitch
Anthony Albanese will outline Labor’s ‘productivity project’ to boost the economy as he visits a key battleground state.
Union bans ALP donations, slams Albanese
Anger over Labor’s backing of free-trade deals has prompted a key union to axe future donations.
Labor eyes ‘hawkish’ China plan
A Labor government would take a harder line on Beijing in the South China Sea than Scott Morrison, Richard Marles says.
Unions, sexual harassment claims expose ALP woes
Sexual harassment claims and cracks with the union movement headlined this weekend’s Labor Party’s Victorian conference.
Bid to halt branch stacking … or factional power grab?
Victorian Labor removes voting rights of central branch members as delegate slams decision as ‘sad day for the party’.
Albanese to dodge unions’ walkout
Anthony Albanese won’t attend the Victorian ALP conference, avoiding a planned mass walkout.
Keneally, Carr clash over gifts
The Labor senators have traded barbs as they debated making it easier for investments and gifts to be searched for.
Difference between Albanese and Shorten
It’s slow and steady for the new ALP leader, but he’s daring to tread in areas Shorten refused to traverse.
Penny Wong ‘talked out of quitting’
The Labor veteran wanted to quit after May’s crushing poll loss, until Anthony Albanese intervened.
Labor MP fined over union memberships
Cesar Melhem has been fined over his role in registering hundreds of people as AWU members without their knowledge.
Co-author of ALP’s tax policy slammed
Michael Sukkar has accused Jim Chalmers of letting Bill Shorten and Chris Bowen take the fall for Labor’s unpopular tax policies.
Newspoll vindicates Albanese’s approach
The Labor leader’s decision to make the Coalition the focus is starting to work.
Unpopular Shorten, taxes doomed Labor
Review over, ALP must balance its blue-collar support with inner-city activists.
ALP draws level as drought hits hard
The Coalition and Labor are on an equal electoral footing for the first time since the May federal election, a Newspoll shows.
Re-born Chalmers vows end to class-war
Jim Chalmers has moved to end Bill Shorten’s class-war economic pitch, calling for a new strategy to drive growth and jobs.
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