Federal Liberals have reason to be scared
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As soon as one election is over, we start turning our attention to the next – and that will be Mr Abbott’s next appointment.
As soon as one election is over, we start turning our attention to the next – and that will be Mr Abbott’s next appointment.
Another day, another set-back ending a year of budget policy pain for the Abbott government.
COMMENT Somehow I believed what the PM said two days before the election.
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