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Prime Minister Scott Morrison has accused Labor Leader Anthony Albanese of being a “weather vane” on border protection in the third and final leadership debate.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has warned that federal taxpayers will “pay for Anthony Albanese’s weakness” when it comes to managing the country’s purse strings following massive joint funding announcements with state governments.

Liberal MP for Goldstein Tim Wilson has accused his independent opponent Zoe Daniel of primarily running to “sneak Labor into government”.

Labor has unveiled a new education scheme aimed at boosting teaching quality and increasing numbers of high-skilled educators as Anthony Albanese attempts to re-boot the campaign after another blunder at the end of last week.

Labor leader Anthony Albanese has continued his run of fiery press conferences with reporters as he was grilled again over an NDIS blunder one day earlier.

Anthony Albanese has told reporters they “only get one” question as the leader tried to avoid being grilled on key campaign questions.

Labor has defended its homebuyers proposal and attempted to ease concerns amid worries the scheme includes a “death tax” as Anthony Albanese says Scott Morrison is getting “desperate” ahead of the Federal Election.

Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese speaks live as he attempts to win further support less than three weeks from election day.

Nuclear flag around. south korea and japan are under the umbrella of the united states nuclear arsenal. what china does not want is south korea and japan motivated to develop their own nuclear capability because of their proximity to china. as much as china supports north korea rather significantly, they also control north korea just as much. >> bill: you have a new president in south korea on the 10th of may. you have a summit with joe biden on may 21. well be watching the 11 days in between. t...

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has issued a warning to Labor over its permanent protection visa proposal, maintaining the Opposition was “clueless” about the threats facing Australia’s borders.