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Albanese's selfie diplomacy - ABC listen (opens the original)
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It's Question Time! But first, Fran does a West Wing welfare check on PK (she's in the slump part of the series). And then it's over to your brilliant questions, including: Is it bad for brand for Anthony Albanese to snap selfies with Donald Trump? Are Community Strong a new threat on Labor's right? Why isn't the Coalition's policy return bracket creep cutting through — and what does that say about the party leader Angus Taylor? Patricia Karvelas and Fran Kelly answer your clever queries on The
Inflation is up. Labor's mojo is down - ABC listen (opens the original)
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The economy has been the key story of the political week, with an interest rate rise and some less than rosy inflation figures compounding Labor's economic woes. A war over words emerged over a discrepancy in the "emphasis" RBA Governor and Treasurer Jim Chalmers placed on the war in the Middle East. Labor struggled to land a message that connected with voters and they also lost some of their political mojo along the way. So, is this just a run of the mill midterm slump? And it's not just the Op
Shoebridge to woo same angry voters as One Nation — but from the left (opens the original)
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The elevation of NSW Senator David Shoebridge to the Greens top job is the clearest indication the party is prepared to swing further to the populist left and fight harder to demolish Labor, especially in its inner-city heartland. He wasn't the only contender to lead the party — Sarah Hanson-Young and Mehreen Faruqi also put their hands up for the top job. Faruqi is reportedly divisive inside the party and Hanson-Young, despite being the longest serving Greens senator, is seen as too moderate, a
Are the Greens shifting further left? (opens the original)
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NSW David Shoebridge has emerged as the new Greens leader, using his first pitch to hammer economic messages and vow to "replace Labor". And while he signalled the Greens would fill the policy vacuum left by Labor, are the minor party united around his leadership? Meanwhile, the economic blows keep rolling in for Labor, with the latest CPI figures handed down today painting another bleak picture for inflation. Treasurer Jim Chalmers and RBA Governor Michele Bullock aren't necessarily saying diff
Who will lead the Greens? (opens the original)
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The Greens are looking for a new leader, after Larissa Waters stepped down from the top job for health reasons. It comes as the Greens languish in the polls, while One Nation capitalises on the anti-establishment vote.So, as populism surges, will the minor party's next leader be able to seize the momentum? And the RBA is widely expected by economists and financial markets to raise interest rates today. Treasurer Jim Chalmers has undertaken a media blitz to try and manage expectations ahead of th
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