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Albanese slips up but Dutton picks the wrong fight

Dutton has a strong stance on cost of living issues, with a $6 billion cut to fuel excise that received 68 percent support in a recent poll.
The Prime Minister's response to a question indicated confidence as polling trends favor his government.
Dutton hinted at spending cuts for the ABC while stating the support must be efficient, reflecting past broken promises.
Dutton leads a party with a history of hostility towards the ABC, complicating his efforts to regain lost Liberal seats.

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Anthony Albanese: The 'working-class hero' who fell out of favour

Elected on a wave of optimism in 2022, he is struggling to sustain it as Australia prepares to vote again.

24 hours ago·United Kingdom

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ABC Australia

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Albanese takes a tumble and Dutton gets himself in a twist

Today on the campaign trail the leaders talked tough on Trump's tariff war, thousands of people enrolled to vote and the prime minister took a tumble.

1 day ago·Australia

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Newcastle Herald

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Albanese takes a tumble as campaign veers off script

After being heckled by climate protesters at a hospital, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has lost his footing while...

1 day ago·Newcastle, Australia

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The West Australian

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Albanese takes unfortunate tumble onstage

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has taken an unfortunate tumble onstage while posing for photos on the campaign trail.

1 day ago·Australia

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The Age

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Sydney Morning Herald

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Albanese slips up but Dutton picks the wrong fight

The difference between the two leaders is that some mistakes are quickly forgotten while others shape the campaign.

2 days ago·Australia

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Pearls and Irritations

Dutton appears to be slowly losing ground

Peter Dutton was edging towards possibly towards winning the forthcoming election. But lately he has been moving further and further away from that. It’s possible he might still win, but it looks increasingly unlikely. The problems are manifold. In between a Trumpian brainfart about holding a referendum which would allow governments to deport some citizens, Continue reading »

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