David Crowe, a former chief political correspondent, and Shane Wright, a senior economics correspondent, dive into Anthony Albanese's remarkable election victory. They discuss how Albanese's promises on cost-of-living and services resonated with voters, surpassing expectations set by the Coalition. The duo analyzes historical voting patterns and the implications for Albanese's future policies, highlighting potential risks with last-minute changes and the need for effective housing delivery. Together, they ponder whether early political goodwill can withstand upcoming challenges.
