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It’s a date: the 2025 federal election has been called
Mar 28, 2025
Dan Jervis-Barty, a political reporter for Guardian Australia, dives into Australia's upcoming federal election set for May 3. He discusses the contrasting strategies of Prime Minister Albanese's optimistic campaign versus the Coalition's focus on concerns over living costs. The conversation highlights how economic issues may shape voter sentiment and examines the influence of international politics, particularly the shadow of Trump on current Australian dynamics. Jervis-Barty also shares insights on the unpredictable nature of the campaign trail.
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- Albanese's campaign emphasizes hope and policy, contrasting his government’s vision with Dutton's fear-based approach and proposed cuts.
- The central theme of cost of living highlights voter concerns, as both parties navigate its impact on undecided voters during the campaign.
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Election Campaign Launch
The Prime Minister has officially launched the election campaign by dissolving Parliament and scheduling the election for May 3. He emphasizes the contrasting agendas of his government and the opposition led by Peter Dutton, highlighting a campaign focused on hope and policy rather than fear. Albanese critiques Dutton's recent budget reply, which he describes as dark and geared towards fearmongering. The Prime Minister seeks to frame the election as a choice between Labor's plans for progress and the coalition's promise of cuts, emphasizing the need for a forward-thinking approach.
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