Two warriors of the Australian parliament, Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton, have begun their election face-off as the nation heads to the polls, with Albanese focusing on healthcare spending and Dutton emphasizing the need to “get Australia back on track.” Both parties have unveiled competing economic plans, with Labor passing an income tax cut and the Coalition proposing a fuel excise reduction, while also addressing issues such as energy policy and nuclear power. As they campaign in key marginal seats, the leaders are not only fighting each other but also courting the growing crossbench, with pollsters indicating a soft support base for the major parties and many undecided voters, particularly in outer suburban areas like Sydney and Melbourne.
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Albanese government condemns Israel’s Gaza takeover plan claiming it could breach international law
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemned the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza as "completely unacceptable," emphasizing the need for an immediate ceasefire and unimpeded aid access. Australia's government, alongside New Zealand and other nations, strongly rejected Israel's plans for a military operation in Gaza, citing potential breaches of international law and the worsening humanitarian situation. Want More Context? 🔎
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