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One group of Aussies turning on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese despite his changes to the Stage Three tax cuts being a hit - Vimarsana News

One group of Aussies turning on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese despite his changes to the Stage Three tax cuts being a hit

While voters overall approve of the prime minister's broken promise on the Stage Three tax cuts, the Government has fallen behind the Coalition with this crucial demographic.

Did she betray or protect Indigenous Australians? - Vimarsana News

Did she betray or protect Indigenous Australians?

Jacinta Price opposed a referendum to expand Indigenous rights in Australia. So why are some observers suggesting she could be prime minister one day?

Did she betray Indigenous Australians or protect them from being 'victims'? - Vimarsana News

Did she betray Indigenous Australians or protect them from being 'victims'?

Jacinta Price opposed a referendum to expand Indigenous rights in Australia. So why are some observers suggesting she could be prime minister one day?

Source: yahoo.com
Liberals and Coalition under Peter Dutton enlivened by Anthony Albanese's mid-term blues - Vimarsana News

Liberals and Coalition under Peter Dutton enlivened by Anthony Albanese's mid-term blues

Young voters, women over 40 and aspirational workers will set the political tone for the coming election battle, which begins now.

Source: afr.com
Aboriginal Voice referendum outcome sparks national conversation: The path forward after a divisive vote - Vimarsana News

Aboriginal Voice referendum outcome sparks national conversation: The path forward after a divisive vote

The referendum for an Aboriginal Voice to Parliament failed; nationally, Yes for the Voice garnered 40 per cent of the vote, while the No secured a clear majority of 60 per cent.