What would a Dutton Liberal leadership mean for the Liberals and the country?
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The feature article in a recent Monthly was on Dutton, by Malcolm Knox, who I respect, and the overall theme was continuing the “is there another side to Peter Dutton we haven’t seen yet?” theme, but it must be said there was precious little evidence in the article.
This looks worse than it is, as it just says that young people don't vote for Liberals, but, jeez it shows the Libs have a lot of work to do to convince 80% of millenials that they might be worth voting for. Or at least half of them.
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The Howard years will go down as the worst that this nation has gone through.
Millennials and gen Z have deserted the Coalition – this could be dire for the opposition | Simon Jackman
Labor now has the opportunity to imprint lifelong loyalty on younger peoplewww.theguardian.com
It was the Coalition's beloved Johnny Howard who basically started the crazy housing prices and a shift towards a more dog-eat-dog culture in this country. Yes, Labor failed to do anything about housing costs in their six years, but I think it's reached the point where people under a certain age see a party that has done nothing for them and allowed the promise their parents enjoyed rot away.
They saw their parents buy their first homes on modest wages, with stable jobs widely available. Now they pay through the nose for rent because they can't afford to buy, or they manage to buy and pay through the nose. Working hard doesn't seem to get you a stable job anymore.
They see our country being burnt to a crisp or plunged under floodwaters on a routine, not occasional, basis and a party that is more concerned about trans people playing sport than affordable housing, secure work or climate change. The chickens are coming home to roost.
The sheer waste of the mining boom alone makes the day when Howard dies one where champagne should flow and this nation should have a week off in celebration.
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Millennials and gen Z have deserted the Coalition – this could be dire for the opposition
Support for the Coalition is at historic lows among younger people according to the 2022 Australian Election Study released on Monday.
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Support for the Coalition is at historic lows among younger people according to the 2022 Australian Election Study released on Monday.
Millennials and gen Z have deserted the Coalition – this could be dire for the opposition | Simon Jackman
Labor now has the opportunity to imprint lifelong loyalty on younger people
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More bad news for Coalition.
Teal voters are more likely to be Labor-leaning than conservative, study finds
Majority were not disaffected Coalition supporters and voted tactically to defeat incumbents, according to report.
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Teal voters are more likely to be Labor-leaning than conservative, study finds
Majority were not disaffected Coalition supporters and voted tactically to defeat incumbents, according to report.
Teal voters are more likely to be Labor-leaning than conservative, study finds
Majority were not disaffected Coalition supporters and voted tactically to defeat incumbents, according to report
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i really find that surprising. steggal is a former liberal. haines is former national. spender and chaney come from liberal stock. and daniel put herself forward as centre right. peeps who were pissed off at the ultra right takeover of conservative parties. but blue when u scrape the surface.More bad news for Coalition.
Teal voters are more likely to be Labor-leaning than conservative, study finds
Majority were not disaffected Coalition supporters and voted tactically to defeat incumbents, according to report.
Teal voters are more likely to be Labor-leaning than conservative, study finds
Majority were not disaffected Coalition supporters and voted tactically to defeat incumbents, according to report
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That right hand striking a suspiciously claw-like pose.'Free Hugs'
Photographer: "Hey Dutto, just relax your hands."
PD: "Uh, I am."
Look at that Greens trend. It's much steeper than linear.
This looks worse than it is, as it just says that young people don't vote for Liberals, but, jeez it shows the Libs have a lot of work to do to convince 80% of millenials that they might be worth voting for. Or at least half of them.
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'tis the season...
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mmm, just plain no.'Free Hugs'
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Not too late to use it for your family Xmas cards!
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Truth is, that’s only marginally more creepy'tis the season...
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Shadow energy minister lecturing the new government about how to go about it.
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Brilliant, cheers.
While using that as a card cover for some family/friends would be funny, I just couldn't bring myself to do it.
(Also would scare some of them - children AND adults!
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The Teals have better climate and anti-corruption policy which could sway Labor voters.
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Word is he's doing tours of local shopping malls as part of his Dutton 3.0 Makeover - dressed as Father Christmas.Brilliant, cheers.
While using that as a card cover for some family/friends would be funny, I just couldn't bring myself to do it.
(Also would scare some of them - children AND adults!
The twist is that EVERYONE gets a lump of coal as a present, even the kids who've been 'nice'.
I know it doesn't need to be said in this informed crowd but keep your kiddies off his lap would be my strong tip.
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More of this at a national level with Dutton.
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Sydney toddler jailed for 15 months for unnecessarily stopping traffic — The Shovel
“This was a calculated action to disrupt traffic in Sydney"
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If Jordan Peterson can have a Parliament House reception so can this guy.
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Behrouz Boochani was told he would never set foot in Australia. He just did
Behrouz Boochani has entered Australia three years after Peter Dutton said he would not be allowed to do so. But the Kurdish writer says his arrival should not be perceived as an achievement.
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