Despite a recent spending blitz from the Albanese Government in the lead up to the election, voters aren't yet resonating with the Government's message. So, how does the Prime Minister cut through?
And while there's bipartisan agreement between the major increasing Medicare funding by $8.5 billion, there's division between the two major parties on how they'll fund it.
Peter Dutton has suggested that if elected, his Government would save $6 billion each year through cuts to the public sector – and new Resolve polling shows he’s finding support from some voters.Paul Sakkal, Federal Political Correspondent with the SMH and The Age joins Patricia Karvelas and Fran Kelly on The Party Room.
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