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Albanese leaves a political storm at home as he flies to the blue Pacific (opens the original)
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Having a "Pre-COP" meeting in Fiji and Tuvalu is one of those initiatives that seemed a good idea at the time. No doubt it still has resonance as part of Australia's wider diplomacy in the Pacific, in the battle to limit China's influence. But when Anthony Albanese, still coming down from his New York high, steps onto his plane on Monday bound for Pre-COP, it could feel more chore than opportunity. Even COP itself, in Turkey a few weeks later and also on Albanese's itinerary, is not expected to
View from The Hill: how far will the opposition go on industrial relations reform? Probably not too far (opens the original)
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In a major speech on Thursday, the Coalition’s industrial relations spokeswoman Jane Hume delivered a detailed, critical assessment of Australia’s workplace relations landscape. She also made a couple of relatively small announcements. A Coalition government would restore a “cop on the beat” for the construction industry. This is a path well trodden. The Howard government originally set up the Australian Building and Construction Commission, only to have it replaced by the Gillard government. Th
Grattan on Friday: Albanese leaves grim domestic scene as he flies to the blue Pacific (opens the original)
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Having a “Pre-COP” meeting in Fiji and Tuvalu is one of those initiatives that seemed a good idea at the time. No doubt it still has resonance as part of Australia’s wider diplomacy in the Pacific, in the battle to limit China’s influence. But when Anthony Albanese, still coming down from his New York high, steps onto his plane on Monday bound for Pre-COP, it could feel more chore than opportunity. Even COP itself, in Turkey a few weeks later and also on Albanese’s itinerary, is not expected to
New Greens leader David Shoebridge declares Greens ‘here to replace’ Labor (opens the original)
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New Greens leader David Shoebridge targeted Labor with a strong attack after the party on Wednesday chose him to succeed Larissa Waters, who this week resigned from the position because of ill health. Shoebridge at a post-ballot news conference focused on the Greens going after Labor, arguing it had left a vacuum by “rushing to the right” and the Greens were best placed to combat One Nation. “We’re not here to make the Labor Party any better. The Greens are here to replace them,” he said. Shoebr
Politics with Michelle Grattan: Tim Wilson says government is borrowing from the future to spend today (opens the original)
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The cash rate this week hit its highest point since 2011. It was the Reserve Bank’s fourth interest rate increase of the year. The government has blamed the ongoing Middle East conflict for fuelling inflation and higher rates, while the Opposition is putting primary blame on government spending. To discuss Australia’s economic woes and what the Opposition says should be done better, as well as other issues including AI and migration, we were joined on the podcast by the shadow treasurer, Tim Wil
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