Albanese's Unexpected Victory

This chapter analyzes Anthony Albanese's Labour government's surprising success in the Australian federal election, focusing on key factors such as the unpopularity of opposition leader Peter Dutton and the effects of the global political climate. It further examines the intricacies of Australia's compulsory and preferential voting systems and their influence on political leadership. The discussion reflects on the evolution of political popularity and the public's desire for visionary leadership in contemporary Australia.