Albanese clueless on election polling
Anthony Albanese reveals he raised the alarm about Labor’s strategy before the election, says he didn’t know the party didn’t even have a campaign committee.
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Libs in clover, lessons of leadership learnt
With Shorten staying put, Albanese can only dream of the job security enjoyed by the PM.
‘I got it wrong’: Bill was a vote loser
Labor frontbencher Michelle Rowland says her pre-election claims that Bill Shorten’s unpopularity was not a liability were wrong.
Labor axed for failing to listen
Butcher Augusto De Romanis says was forced to drop Labor at the ballot box as the party had stopped listening to real people.
‘No future for franking credits policy’
Labor’s franking credits stance looms as the first major policy Anthony Albanese could drop.
Albanese: voters ‘resented’ Shorten agenda
In his first public response to the poll review, Anthony Albanese unveils a renewal plan for the ALP, saying the party needs to change.
ALP’s long look into a dark future
Another loss in or before 2022 would be catastrophic and may well usher in Labor’s end as a political force in this country.
ALP abandons Chinese voters
As Labor’s review pointed to swing against it by Chinese-Australians, the party appears to have deserted those voters.
‘Mad panic under the water’
Peter Dutton says Labor’s damning election review shows how the party is tearing each other apart.
‘Dud combination’ sank voter appeal
Bill Shorten’s unpopularity was one of the three key reasons Labor lost the election.
Shorten’s ambition is still burning
Many twice-defeated opposition leaders might decide their time has come and gone. Not Bill.
Weak, risky, unpopular: the Shorten verdict
Anthony Albanese has been granted a mandate to reposition Labor by junking its anti-coal rhetoric.
Crackdown urged over ‘buying’ result
Anthony Albanese has been urged to devise a new policy to stop wealthy people from buying election outcomes.
Labor’s election epiphany
Finding reasons for their poll loss was easy. Reclaiming power is a very different story.
Keating warns Labor over worker security
As Labor tries to come to grips with its surprise federal election defeat, former prime minister Paul Keating has issued a warning on future policy.
Economic credentials scared voters
The sheer volume of Labor’s spending announcements ‘created a sense of risk’ in the minds of voters.
Muddle scared blue-collar voters
Labor stalwarts Jay Weatherill and Craig Emerson have identified why Labor lost the election: their report paints a dismal picture.
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.
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.
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