Is Shorten unbeatable – as most disliked leader?
Today marks the 1000th day that 50 per cent or more of the population has been dissatisfied with Bill Shorten’s performance.
Newspoll
‘It is not about poll numbers’
The Prime Minister says his message on the economy and border security is resonating, despite a disappointing Newspoll.
Healthy budget could give Morrison the edge
Scott Morrison was correct last week when he told MPs they couldn’t win on the single issue of border protection.
Bracing for bad news, Labor leader dodges a bullet
If Scott Morrison was hoping for a significant boost in the polls over his handling of border protection, it hasn’t come.
Boats bring no poll joy
Labor has weathered a political storm over border protection and maintained a six-point lead over the Coalition.
PM locks in gains but loss looms
The Coalition has held its electoral ground but still remains on course for a bruising defeat at the likely May poll.
Pivotal moments to shape election contest
It will be a pivotal parliamentary week: Bill Shorten wants to make it about the banks, Scott Morrison wants it all about boats.
‘I knew this would be tight’
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian says she remains focused on the election following the latest Newspoll result.
Berejiklian’s back in the game
Today’s Newspoll will calm the horses at government headquarters in Sydney’s Martin Place.
Coalition has chance of winning
If it chooses the right policy battles and warns of the perils of a Shorten government, the Coalition could scrape over the line.
Coalition in new year bounce
The Coalition returns to its highest poll ratings since the removal of Malcolm Turnbull.
All may not be lost for PM
The first Newspoll of 2019 will be of alarm to Bill Shorten as the government ramps up its attack on Labor’s economic policies.
PM struggles to regain grey vote
Older Australians have delivered an early blow to Scott Morrison’s pitch to win back their support before the election.
Regions fail to embrace Morrison
Scott Morrison is failing to bridge the voter gap in regional Australia less than five months before a likely election.
Voters have made up their minds
Turfing Malcolm Turnbull out of the Coalition leadership has unleashed a polling slide which may be a precursor to electoral disaster.
Voters write off Coalition
Less than a quarter of voters believe the Coalition will win the next election and a third believe Labor has it in the bag.
Coalition voters slam Turnbull’s ‘disloyalty’ over sideline sniping
Majority of Coalition voters believe Malcolm Turnbull is disloyal but don’t want him thrown out of the party. He’ll see this as a mandate to keep up the criticism.
Banks owes the Liberal Party: Howard
PoliticsNow: John Howard scolded Julia Banks on the 7.30 Report this evening following her resignation from the Liberal Party.
PM makes virtue of poll rout
It was a parliamentary moment akin to Paul Keating’s threat to “do” John Hewson slowly.
‘It’s between me and you’
Scott Morrison is promising to open an intimate war with Bill Shorten as John Howard tells Coalition MPs to hold their nerve.
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