The Liberals have changed their strategy in the so-called teal seats. But once again,the party leader is seen as kryptonite for Liberal challengers.
Labor has gone on the offensive against the Coalition in key marginal seats after gaining a boost in published opinion polls.
Just two days after Opposition Leader Peter Dutton said he would not touch Labor’s tax break for electric vehicles,the Coalition announced it would get rid of it.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton had to beat the clock as well as each other in a rapid-fire exchange on everything from Trump to their softer side.
Eight years after warning that Victorians were afraid to go to restaurants,the opposition leader said they felt unsafe going to the shops as criminal incidents rose by 20 per cent in 12 months.
An exclusive survey for this masthead reveals the top concerns voters have as the May 3 election approaches.
In a striking clash with Labor’s agenda,the Coalition will promise to slash taxes for small businesses.
We all know politicians gild the lily,but little lies come with a big cost in the throes of a tight election campaign.
Two weeks out from voters lining up at the ballot box,what’s being billed as a slip of the tongue has seemingly derailed the Coalition’s strategy.
For most of our panellists,the debate was a close-run thing as leaders ducked and weaved under tough questioning.