Jacob Greber
Chief Digital Political Correspondent at Australian Financial Review
Chief digital political correspondent at @abcnews. https://t.co/U0iOiIJblf
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5 days ago |
abc.net.au | Patricia Karvelas |Jacob Greber |Lara Heaton |Madeleine Genner
Anthony Albanese says he won't be dictated to on defence spending, after the United States demanded Australia do more to support the US in the Indo-Pacific. The US administration has called on Australia to lift its defence spending to almost $100 billion a year "as soon as possible"And the PM has been in South Australia touring farms affected by the drought.
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Jacob Greber
One consequence of a broken, distracted and internally-focused opposition is that it gives the government leeway to do what it wants. Unencumbered. Add a thumping electoral majority to the mix and what might be considered confidence can easily morph into hubris. Labor is easily managing politically vexed problems while the dysfunction of the other side chews up endless column inches. And to be fair, the ongoing fracturing of the Coalition is indeed a compelling story.
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Patricia Karvelas |Jacob Greber |Lara Heaton |Cinnamon Nippard
As the Liberal and Nationals look to get the Coalition band back together, the Liberal party is remains deeply divided on the factors that led to their crushing election defeat. PK brings us inside the tent, for a sneak peek into her Four Corners report on where it all went wrong — and where to next for the Liberal brand.
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Jacob Greber
Australia's political right spent much of the past three years lamenting and fomenting over what it diagnoses as the collapse of Western order. "Wokeism", identity politics, "support for" radical Islam and belief in climate change and renewable energy top a long list of "deluded" obsessions driving the Anglosphere over the edge, assert our contemporary Hanrahans.
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Jacob Greber |Lucy Barbour
David Littleproud faces questions over his leadership of the Nationals with Barnaby Joyce indicating privately to colleagues that he would back former rival Michael McCormack if he sought the troubled minority party's top job. As fallout continues from the the party's aborted move to split from the Liberal Party this week, the ABC has been told that Mr Joyce and Mr McCormack have set aside past differences and regard reuniting the party as the primary goal.
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Why the Liberals could shift to MAGA on Jacinta Price's stunning defection - master-stroke or insanity? And then there's Labor's sudden bout of fratricide. Will it tarnish their huge win? 'Emergency' pod with @PatsKarvelas is up. https://t.co/AvZU2J07bU via @ABCaustralia
One senior Liberal tells me this like a “Joh for Canberra” hostile takeover attempt of the party. "These are not the people to save the Liberal Party. These are the people to kill the Liberal Party." https://t.co/xBesuJAkX2
