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Lidija IvanovskiFinancial Review |
A wander through some recent prime ministerial summers shows us that the season is stuffed with political danger.
As the election edges closer, there’s only one thing we know for sure – at least a few glittering political careers will end.
The anti-incumbent message sent by the US election is primarily about economic concerns. There is a risk the opposition leader overplays the ‘war on...
Australians might wonder how this race is even close. But for voters who think they haven’t got much left to hang on to, it’s easy to feel...
Holding Labor to impossible progressive standards without having to be accountable for outcomes is no longer working for the Greens.
The budget is back in the black and prices are easing. Interest rate relief in the lead-up to the election will complete the prime minister’s...
Labor may not hold off the Greens, and the Coalition may not recapture the seats it lost to the teals. Another marriage of convenience may beckon.
The past few weeks have reminded us that one-trick ponies can’t keep the show going for long.
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