Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s recent visit to Vietnam highlights Australia’s continuing program of strengthening economic and military ties with countries that can be allies against China.
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A year since his election, it’s clear Anthony Albanese wants to avoid serious change. Instead he is appeasing the rich and powerful to keep Labor in power for as long as possible.
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Anthony Albanese and Treasurer Jim Chalmers are hosing down hopes of any serious action on cost of living, health or aged care in the upcoming budget.
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Anthony Albanese’s decision to press ahead with buying nuclear submarines despite the astronomical $368 billion cost is a demonstration of his abject commitment to the system.
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Labor says it can't do any more on the cost of living and its climate policies are a gift to big polluting companies
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It is already clear enough what the Voice would look like—a powerless advisory body that could be ignored the minute it raised any real demands for change.
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Six months on from the election, Labor’s modest agenda and political timidity means we are yet to see the change many hoped for.
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