Albanese to voters: I feel your pain

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In a keynote speech just days after the second anniversary of his government’s election, the PM will acknowledge voters are doing it tough and promise his government is listening.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will tell Australian voters hit hard by the rising cost of living that he feels their pain and has not forgotten what it is like to “struggle and strive”.

The two-year anniversary speech could stoke speculation about an early election – despite the prime minister insisting he plans to serve a full term, until May 2025 – promising voters that Labor has the solutions to people’s everyday problems.underscored the depth of voters’ discontent, with last week’s federal budget generating no bounce for the government. Labor’s primary vote slipped 1 percentage point to 29 per cent over the past month while the Coalition held steady at 36 per cent.

Relations between Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton remain fractious, with Dutton using his But he will make the case for sticking with Labor, arguing that “the stakes right now are too high for the shallow and shambolic approach we see too often from the opposition”.

 

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