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2 weeks ago |
sbs.com.au | Michelle Elias
للاستماع إلى أحدث التقارير الصوتية والبودكاست، اضغطوا على وفقاً لما كشفته صحف "ناين"، فإن زعيم المعارضة بيتر داتن باع واشترى عقارات بقيمة تصل إلى 12 مليون دولار، بينما بلغت عائداته من البيع نحو 18 مليوناً و800 ألف دولار. من جهته، اشترى رئيس الوزراء أنتوني ألبانيزي منزلاً فخماً على منحدر مطل على البحر بقيمة أربعة ملايين وثلاثمئة ألف دولار في منطقة كوباكبانا الساحلية، بالشراكة مع خطيبته.
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2 weeks ago |
sbs.com.au | Michelle Elias
Opposition leader Peter Dutton has bought and sold properties worth up to $12 million and generated sales of $18.8 million, Nine newspapers reported in April. Last year, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese bought a $4.3 million clifftop home in Copacabana on the NSW Central Coast with his fiancée Jodie Haydon. Critics of both accused them of being out of touch with voters in an election where housing affordability is a feature - a criticism neither found fair.
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2 weeks ago |
sbs.com.au | Michelle Elias
This election campaign, according to Andrew Hughes, political marketing researcher at the Australian National University, is: "The most boring campaign I've seen.""If you watched the second leaders' debate, the biggest feedback I had from most people I talked to who aren't political experts, so to speak, was how dry it was."This, he says, is one of the reasons why people want to hear from influencers.
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4 weeks ago |
sbs.com.au | Michelle Elias
Robbie Devine was a loyal Labor voter and was working with a Labor state MP at the time of the last federal election. He describes the political people in his family as left-leaning and his friends as "socially progressive". But in the past few years and Robbie's views about politics have taken a sharp pivot to the right. "One thing that was really important was I am a bit of a nationalist," he told The Feed, saying he associates greater nationalism with the right.
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4 weeks ago |
sbs.com.au | Michelle Elias
Robbie Devine was a loyal Labor voter and was working with a Labor state MP at the time of the last federal election. He describes the political people in his family as left-leaning and his friends as "socially progressive". But in the past few years and Robbie's views about politics have taken a sharp pivot to the right. "One thing that was really important was I am a bit of a nationalist," he told The Feed, saying he associates greater nationalism with the right.
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