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Just came across this. Is it having much impact on election prospects?
Australia election: How climate is making Australia more unliveable
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-61432462
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Climate may be playing out at an individual seat level, most of the Teal independants have Climate in their top 3 focus, but between Lab and Lib it's barely warranted a mention.
I'd say SloMo is winning the choice of battleground, being the Economy. Where Ever Albo goes to a different battleground, SloMo seems to successfully drag him back to the economy.

Doesn't mean he's necessarily winning the battle, but it's being fought on his choice of field.
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Is Haines really a chance to back the LNP for government? I’ve never seen anything but attacks on them?
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She has said that she'll negotiate first with whichever major party wins more seats, for whatever that's worth.
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They all say that.
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Channel 7 Reckons the Coalition will Shit the Election in

Must be lot of Sheep in Australia then :roll:
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Dave The Man wrote:Channel 7 Reckons the Coalition will Shit the Election in

Must be lot of Sheep in Australia then :roll:
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I call the election a Labor win but they will need to run a minority government with the help of the independents. Congrats to them.
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It’s annoying the graphic down the bottom on 7 just has ALP and LNP, a others column would be helpful given they’ll probably make a fair few seats at this rate!
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Well, that's a surprise, though possibly not to you locals.

Is it more a cyclical shift or was the ALP less on the nose than the Glibs? Or is it purely the fact that winning independents are more likely to be ALP-aligned ?

Any interesting policy implications?
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pietillidie wrote:Well, that's a surprise, though possibly not to you locals.

Is it more a cyclical shift or was the ALP less on the nose than the Glibs? Or is it purely the fact that winning independents are more likely to be ALP-aligned ?

Any interesting policy implications?
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Scotty is conceding. Good on him - at least our country hasn’t plunged to the anti-democratic depths of the US.
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pietillidie wrote:Well, that's a surprise, though possibly not to you locals.

Is it more a cyclical shift or was the ALP less on the nose than the Glibs? Or is it purely the fact that winning independents are more likely to be ALP-aligned ?

Any interesting policy implications?
Anti LNP sentiment but ALP has also lost 2% of primary vote.

But getting a 4th term was always unlikely, the fact the ALP haven’t won comfortably says a lot about how they aren’t seen in a very strong light either.

But with so many fake independents, for once in a hung parliament the Greens won’t have much power, despite picking up seats.
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Brilliant fck off!! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CdvITn5cAVc

Anti Dan sentiment in Vic worked well :P :P :P
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