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The last thing Albanese needed was free advice from his own side (opens the original)
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Welcome back to your weekly federal politics update, where Courtney Gould gets you up to speed on the happenings from Parliament House. Under pressure from opponents after another interest rate hike and more bad inflation news, the last thing Anthony Albanese needed was free advice from his own side. But that's what the prime minister got this week when fellow a Labor leader, NSW Premier Chris Minns, weighed in on the impact of government spending on Australia's economic woes. Albanese and Minns
Chalmers warns of difficult months ahead — as it happened (opens the original)
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers has unveiled a $6 billion improvement to the federal government's forecast deficit. Take a look back at the day's coverage below. Choose what information you see below by using filters That's all I have for you today, my friends. You can look back at today's developments below, or download the ABC News app and subscribe to our range of news alerts for the latest updates. We'll be back bright and early tomorrow for another day of politics blog fun. See you then!!! Liberal M
Albanese couldn't have timed his Medicare hack bombshell better (opens the original)
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Welcome back to your weekly federal politics update, where Courtney Gould gets you up to speed on the happenings from Parliament House. Anthony Albanese couldn't have picked a better time to drop the metaphorical bomb that a rogue artificial intelligence agent breached an Australian government system. The prime minister has been on the world stage all week, helping to push a statement by middle powers calling for greater safeguards and for AI to remain under human control. The statement was almo
With eight words, Tony Burke may have handed his opponents a campaign ad (opens the original)
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Welcome back to your weekly federal politics update, where Courtney Gould gets you up to speed on the happenings from Parliament House. Tony Burke was most of the way through his long-awaited appearance at the National Press Club when he made one of politics' most cardinal sins: he committed to an absolute. "I won't say that because that won't happen," he said on the possibility of the government not reaching its migration targets. The government has been under pressure from the Coalition and On
Chalmers can't avoid questions on house prices, Marles learns from melon saga (opens the original)
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Welcome back to your weekly federal politics update, where Courtney Gould gets you up to speed on the happenings from Parliament House. Jim Chalmers sits alone in a darkened press conference room, selfie camera on, chatting to his social media followers about the latest economic data. But of course he wasn't asked any questions in his pre-filmed video. It was more an avenue for him to declare the economy was "robust" despite challenges from the Middle East war, point out more people are switchin
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