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Albanese pledges to further reduce migration as third poll puts One Nation in lead
After politicians from all sides condemned billboards portraying Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan as a witch, Albanese made an impassioned request for media outlets to stop portraying politicians in a personal manner.
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theage.com.au
Anthony Albanese warns against opposition plan to restrict payments to Australian citizens
The prime minister says the Coalition and One Nation are chasing each other down a “rabbit hole” over immigration.
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sbs.com.au
'Disgusted': Albanese, Gillard condemn 'Ditch the Witch' campaign targeting Allan
A billboard truck spotted in Melbourne was displaying the same slogan infamously used against former prime minister Julia Gillard.
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afr.com
‘It’s the economy, stupid’: PM says people feel system not working
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese urged Australians to reject the politics of division as the government attempts to stave off the rise of One Nation.
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Albanese pledges to further reduce migration as third poll puts One Nation in lead
After politicians from all sides condemned billboards portraying Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan as a witch, Albanese made an impassioned request for media outlets to stop…
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smh.com.au
Albanese pledges to keep reducing migration as third poll puts One Nation in lead
After politicians from all sides condemned billboards portraying Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan as a witch, Albanese made an impassioned request for media outlets to stop…
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scmp.com
Albanese plans major Australian migration cuts amid falling poll numbers
Pauline Hanson’s One Nation has seized on comparatively high recent net migration as the cause of a housing shortage.
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Angry voters push Albanese to safer ground
The prime minister and the Liberals are united in their condemnation of sexism in politics. Pauline Hanson, as usual, offers a different take.
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theguardian.com
‘Sexist’: Gillard and Albanese condemn ‘ditch the witch’ campaign against Victorian premier
Trucks with billboards depicting phrase alongside Jacinta Allan wearing a black pointed hat have been seen around Melbourne for about six weeks
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Afternoon Update: Gillard condemns ‘ditch the witch’ billboard; cancer researcher Richard Scolyer dies; and how to scroll less
Former prime minister hits out at truck-mounted billboard used to criticise Victorian premier Jacinta Allan