Clare Armstrong

2 weeks ago | dailytelegraph.com.au | Clare Armstrong |Angira Bharadwaj |Lachlan Leeming |Madura McCormack

Anthony Albanese, who has been hit by another protester, has refused to rule out an Australian recession but says his government has done the ‘hard work’ to deal with it. His comments come as Peter Dutton says Australia’s interest rates and cost of living hikes have been more marked than other nations because of Labor’s failures. The warning comes as both he and Mr Albanese will be out to prove who is better to run the economy at the first leaders debate tonight.

2 weeks ago | couriermail.com.au | Madura McCormack |Clare Armstrong |Taylah Fellows

Anthony Albanese has brutally mocked Peter Dutton and accused the Coalition of planning to cut Medicare to fund nuclear during a Labor rally in Queensland. The Prime Minister’s speech to a packed room of party faithful in Brisbane comes after Penny Wong accused Mr Dutton of being “reckless and risky” in his response to Donald Trump’s tariffs.

2 weeks ago | dailytelegraph.com.au | Madura McCormack |Clare Armstrong |Taylah Fellows

The Prime Minister’s speech to a packed room of party faithful in Brisbane comes after Penny Wong accused Mr Dutton of being “reckless and risky” in his response to Donald Trump’s tariffs. Meanwhile, Mr Dutton has defended opposing Labor’s attempts to slash international student numbers, saying his policy would ease the housing crisis.

2 weeks ago | dailytelegraph.com.au | Madura McCormack |Clare Armstrong |Jade Gailberger |Lachlan Leeming

The incident occrred while he was practicing kicks with AFL stars in Darwin where he said Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s attempt to swoop in on the Coalition’s campaign plan to take back the Port of Darwin was a “trainwreck” and he should’ve been better prepared. Mr Dutton is in the Top End to explain how he will get the Port of Darwin back from China into Australian hands.

3 weeks ago | dailytelegraph.com.au | Clare Armstrong |Angira Bharadwaj |Lachlan Leeming |Madeleine Bower

Welcome to our rolling coverage of day six on the election trail, with events in Washington certain to overshadow the campaign as President Donald Trump unveils the sweeping tariffs he calls “Liberation Day”. Details are expected from 7am AEDT, but an expected across-the-board Trump tariff tsunami of up to 20 per cent risks unleashing a global trade war that could lead to crippling price increases for Australian families and businesses.