Coalition support plunges as Glasgow beckons
The Coalition has slumped to its lowest level of support in three years after the Nationals’ weighed a 2050 net-zero emissions target.
Newspoll
More voters turning towards fringes
Support for ‘others’ has risen to a post-election high 13 per cent as the two-party-preferred vote remains unchanged.
Now to settle that disquiet among quiet Australians
An overwhelming majority believe China poses a significant threat to our national security interests. This is the key finding that underwrites Scott Morrison’s entire defence strategy.
Morrison needs to spell out how we’ll reach net zero
The Prime Minister must waste no time providing voters with the details of his transition plan for our energy future.
PM and Albanese lose support to minor parties
Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese suffer significant falls in satisfaction ratings as voters look to park their support with minor parties.
How Albanese could win by default
While ALP support shows a positive long-term trend and Coalition support a long-term negative, a crucial third trend emerges.
Coalition’s fortunes fall as the PM rises
Support for the Coalition hits its lowest level this term after a swing to fringe minor parties but Scott Morrison’s popularity has lifted.
Newspoll: Most Aussies very keen to get vaccinated
Only 11 per cent of adult voters say they’ll refuse to get jabbed, suggesting the PM’s December target of 70 per cent can be met.
PM must carry on as he cops barrage
Voters have entered the angry phase of the pandemic and the Prime Minister is the one now copping it from all quarters.
PM’s Newspoll ratings slump to Delta low
Scott Morrison’s approval goes into negative territory and his government faces its worst electoral position since Black Summer’s fires.
Parochial politics over Covid is damaging our federation
Australians are begging the Prime Minister to stand above the premiers and take charge, not simply follow.
Morrison still has the whip hand
With the timing of the election in the PM’s hands, and no need to head to the polls until May next year, the Coalition has time to repair the damage.
PM slides as women turn away
Scott Morrison has suffered a 10-point slide in his Newspoll approval rating led by women and resource-state voters.
Hung parliament would make for wild ride
Covid-19 problems just might erode confidence in this government as it chases a difficult fourth term in office.
PM, Coalition firm despite stumbles
Primary vote holds despite a stumbling vaccine rollout and a Nationals leadership spill. Labor edges ahead on preferences.
Next election couldn’t be tighter
There are three simple take-outs from the latest Newspoll which Scott Morrison won’t be displeased with.
Why 2021 might just be an election year
The wisdom of late has been that the PM will wait until next year to head to the polls. But the political climate is more complicated than that.
Why Albo’s degree of difficulty just got higher
The states in which Labor needs to win seats – like resources centres such as WA and Queensland – see the policy debates running against them.
Parties level pegging but Morrison slides
Coalition draws level with Labor on a two-party-preferred basis for first time since February, but PM’s popularity plunges.
Long-term vision versus short-term political gains
Labor needs to take the battle to the Coalition on substance not cheap points if it wants to win the next election
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