Full Story Newsroom edition: is Albanese letting Dutton set the political agenda?
Jan 23, 2025
As election year kicks off, Prime Minister Albanese and Opposition Leader Dutton are shaping their agendas amid rising tensions, both globally and locally. The alarming rise in anti-Semitic attacks is influencing political narratives and national security concerns. Meanwhile, Dutton's strategies to connect with varied voter demographics highlight the competitive political landscape. Media tactics play a pivotal role in shaping public perception, as both leaders navigate complex issues like inflation and economic policy, all while global events loom large.
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Leaders' Strategies
- Albanese focuses on future plans and a positive outlook, visiting Queensland to address Labor's weaker areas.
- Dutton attacks Labor's competence and targets Victoria, aiming to gain seats for victory.
Politicizing Attacks
- Dutton attempts to politicize recent anti-Semitic attacks, portraying the government as weak.
- He connects this with broader crime concerns, advocating for harsher law and order measures.
Dutton's Competitive Edge
- Polls suggest a tight race, with Dutton in a competitive position despite previously doubted chances.
- He targets both suburban/regional and Teal seats, adopting a more moderate approach in the latter.