Liberals aim to reverse fortunes in cross-country blitz
The opposition leader will use a five-week break in parliament sittings to try and catch up to One Nation in the polls through campaigning in marginal seats.
The opposition leader will use a five-week break in parliament sittings to try and catch up to One Nation in the polls through campaigning in marginal seats.
Libs need to 'communicate more with the public about the fact that it's only the Liberal Party that will look after Australian families'.
Labor minister says 'we have seen a bit of a change in the public mood since Pauline Hanson's press club speech'.
Treasurer says government will fix the tax but 'we'll make clear the way that we will fix it in the legislation that follows'.
The federal government is being accused of a crucial oversight as it tries to ram its overhaul of taxes on investments through parliament.
A major tax overhaul predominantly targeting housing is expected to pass parliament this week despite outcry from the opposition and business groups.
Political leaders insist they want house prices to keep growing as interest rate hikes and new tax changes take a toll on the market.
Coalition in dire straits but vows to be 'cool, calm and confident' in presenting voters with strong alternative option.
Chalmers still says reforms are worthwhile but admits Labor has suffered from 'big partisan political campaign' against it.
Pauline Hanson now preferred prime minister in latest poll as coalition popularity continues to wane.