Thu, December 12, 2024

[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: The Globe and Mail

Conservatives accuse Trudeau of scapegoating Freeland as he courts Carney for government

[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: The New Zealand Herald

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: The New Zealand Herald

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: The New York Times

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: Sydney Morning Herald

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: ITV

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: Charlotte Observer

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: BBC

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: NBC News

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: WPRI 12

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: CBS News

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: Los Angeles Times

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: The New York Times

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: Wired

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: WTHR

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: FOX59 News

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: Sydney Morning Herald

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: Castanet

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: The Independent

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: Rolling Stone

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: The Irish Times

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: USA Today

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: Yahoo

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: Irish Daily Mirror

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: Sydney Morning Herald

Teals stole Liberal seats. Now Dutton's surge could steal them back

[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: USA Today

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: Newsroom

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: The New York Times

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: THE WEEK

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: The New York Times

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: Toronto Star

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: Daily Express

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: Toronto Star

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: MSN

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: MSN

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: MSN

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: NBC News

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: MSN

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: MSN

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: ABC

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: Richmond

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: Mother Jones

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: MSN

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: MSN

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: MSN

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: MSN

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: MSN

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[ Thu, Dec 12th 2024 ]: MSN

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Teals stole Liberal seats. Now Dutton's surge could steal them back

Three years ago, the Coalition returning to government in 2025 seemed utterly implausible. It is no longer unrealistic - and the teals know it.

The article from The Sydney Morning Herald discusses the shifting political landscape in Australia, focusing on the Liberal Party's potential resurgence under Peter Dutton's leadership. It highlights how the "teal" independents, who won several Liberal seats in the 2022 federal election by campaigning on climate change and integrity in politics, might face challenges in retaining their seats. Recent polls suggest a swing back towards the Liberal Party, with Dutton's firm stance on issues like nuclear energy and cost-of-living pressures resonating with voters. The article notes that while the teals have made significant inroads, the Liberal Party's traditional voter base appears to be returning, potentially due to dissatisfaction with the current government's handling of various issues. This resurgence could see the Liberals reclaiming seats from the teals, although the political environment remains volatile with factors like voter fatigue and policy effectiveness playing crucial roles.

Read the Full Sydney Morning Herald Article at:
https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/teals-stole-liberal-seats-now-dutton-s-surge-could-steal-them-back-20241212-p5kxzk.html