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Labor finally turns around primary vote slide – just
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Analysis

Labor finally turns around primary vote slide – just

There is a glimmer of hope for the government in the latest Resolve survey. But voters doing it tough want economic solutions.

  • by David Crowe

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The price of a life? Don’t tell me, at all costs
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Opinion

The price of a life? Don’t tell me, at all costs

We expect our leaders to make life and death decisions all the time. Just spare us the unvarnished rationale.

  • by Sean Kelly
Why premier feels he has no choice but to act on rental reform
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Why premier feels he has no choice but to act on rental reform

NSW Premier Chris Minns says rental reform would have been politically impossible a decade ago. Now, there is no choice.

  • by Alexandra Smith
Voters mark down Labor on economic management after RBA rates call

Voters mark down Labor on economic management after RBA rates call

The electorate isn’t convinced by Labor’s handling of the nation’s finances, the latest Resolve Political Monitor shows, although the government’s primary vote rose.

  • by David Crowe
We can’t rely on the bank of mum and dad to fix housing, says O’Neil

We can’t rely on the bank of mum and dad to fix housing, says O’Neil

In her first in-depth interview since becoming housing minister, Clare O’Neil says housing affordability is an “economic failure” that has led to a generational crisis.

  • by James Massola and David Crowe
Albanese has finally woken up to the reality that he needs to change, and fast
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ALP

Albanese has finally woken up to the reality that he needs to change, and fast

It’s beyond question that Labor is in trouble, as voters turn away from a blithe prime minister who seems removed from voters’ cost of living concerns. But there are encouraging signs for the party’s supporters.

  • by Shaun Carney
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Howard and Keating’s ‘political love child’: Perrottet bows out of the Bear Pit

Howard and Keating’s ‘political love child’: Perrottet bows out of the Bear Pit

The state’s youngest-ever premier on the lessons he has learnt and the mistakes he made during his 13 years on Macquarie Street. 

  • by Alexandra Smith
If this government is forgettable, Albanese is counting on you remembering the last one
Opinion
Opinion

If this government is forgettable, Albanese is counting on you remembering the last one

An already defensive government may be entering an even more defensive phase in the run-up to the federal election. That will have its risks for Labor, but also for the Coalition.

  • by Sean Kelly
Whatever his achievements as PM, another rate rise would just about bury Albanese

Whatever his achievements as PM, another rate rise would just about bury Albanese

Anthony Albanese has been road testing his themes for the election. So has Peter Dutton, who says that the PM is a good bloke. But of course, there’s a catch.

  • by Niki Savva
Albanese government has work to do to keep electorate onboard

Albanese government has work to do to keep electorate onboard

Polling shows people are tuning out from the federal government. Its reshuffle gives it a chance to get people back on board – or face extinction.

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We trust the police. But the court system? Not so much

We trust the police. But the court system? Not so much

Only a third of Australians express faith in our courts - but we feel safe in our homes and aren’t too fussed about dog poo.

  • by James Massola