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Albanese slips up but Dutton picks the wrong fight

Dutton has a strong stance on cost of living issues, with a $6 billion cut to fuel excise that received 68 percent support in a recent poll.
The Prime Minister's response to a question indicated confidence as polling trends favor his government.
Dutton hinted at spending cuts for the ABC while stating the support must be efficient, reflecting past broken promises.
Dutton leads a party with a history of hostility towards the ABC, complicating his efforts to regain lost Liberal seats.

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Anthony Albanese: The 'working-class hero' who fell out of favour

Elected on a wave of optimism in 2022, he is struggling to sustain it as Australia prepares to vote again.

1 day ago·United Kingdom

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Albanese takes a tumble and Dutton gets himself in a twist

Today on the campaign trail the leaders talked tough on Trump's tariff war, thousands of people enrolled to vote and the prime minister took a tumble.

2 days ago·Australia

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Newcastle Herald

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Albanese takes a tumble as campaign veers off script

After being heckled by climate protesters at a hospital, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has lost his footing while...

2 days ago·Newcastle, Australia

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The West Australian

Albanese takes unfortunate tumble onstage

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has taken an unfortunate tumble onstage while posing for photos on the campaign trail.

2 days ago·Australia

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Sydney Morning Herald

Albanese slips up but Dutton picks the wrong fight

The difference between the two leaders is that some mistakes are quickly forgotten while others shape the campaign.

3 days ago·Australia

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WA today

‘He’s match fit’: Albanese takes out first week of race, but many voters probably didn’t notice

The prime minister has been disciplined while Dutton’s supporters are looking for him to improve.

4 hours ago·Brisbane City, Australia

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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in Sydney, Australia 3 days ago on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.

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