The perceptions may be unfair,but the problem for the Albanese government is that it has no overwhelming policy achievements to point to,no story to tell.
The next federal poll isn’t due until May,but the prime minister has kicked off proceedings with another large education promise aimed at TAFE.
Premier David Crisafulli has brushed aside questions of broken promises after a major reshuffle of the team tasked with driving the new LNP government’s agenda.
Dutton may have a glass jaw,but the same can’t be said of McKenzie,who will not let her own chequered record deter her from her pursuit of the prime minister.
David Crisafulli says the Indigenous Path to Treaty process will be wound up with “respect and decency”. The inquiry’s boss has questioned that.
Anthony Albanese told ministerial colleagues at a meeting on Wednesday night that Labor was held to a higher standard than the Coalition.
The Qantas upgrades saga is a tale about personal integrity and trust – for the opposition leader as much as the prime minister.
The prime minister’s pursuit of flight upgrades have helped make his personal values an issue over Labor policies.
Albanese’s office did not elaborate on whether the statement included emails or texts.
Qantas has normalised the acceptance of favours at a time when trust in politicians is so low. Why didn’t the PM simply avoid the conflict by saying “no,thanks”?
Having spoken to 8000 people across the country,I have been struck by the sense of pent-up fury,anguish and frustration among Australians.