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Albanese government faces real likelihood of being 'tipped' at next election

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The article from MSN discusses the precarious political situation of the Albanese government in Australia, highlighting the potential for a change in government at the next election. It points out that despite some policy successes, such as the Housing Australia Future Fund, the government is grappling with significant challenges including economic issues like inflation and cost of living pressures, which are not being effectively managed in the public's perception. The opposition, led by Peter Dutton, has been gaining ground by capitalizing on these economic woes and by critiquing the government's handling of various issues, including immigration and energy policy. The article suggests that the government's failure to address these concerns adequately could lead to voter dissatisfaction, potentially resulting in a loss of power. Furthermore, internal party dynamics and the need for a compelling narrative to win back voters are emphasized as crucial for the Albanese government's survival.

Read the Full MSN Article at:
[ https://www.msn.com/en-au/politics/government/albanese-government-faces-real-likelihood-of-being-tipped-at-next-election/ar-AA1vfMmN ]

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