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TexasTowelie

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Sun May 4, 2025, 05:30 AM Yesterday

In-Depth: Labor's Landslide Election Win & What It Means For Australia - The Project



Anthony Albanese has become the first Prime Minister in two decades to win a second consecutive term with a landslide victory for the Labor Party.

news.com.au Political Editor Samantha Maiden & ALP National President Wayne Swan join us.
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In-Depth: Labor's Landslide Election Win & What It Means For Australia - The Project (Original Post) TexasTowelie Yesterday OP
I know little of Australian politics, it took me 30 mins to understand Liberals bucolic_frolic 23 hrs ago #1

bucolic_frolic

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1. I know little of Australian politics, it took me 30 mins to understand Liberals
Sun May 4, 2025, 06:48 AM
23 hrs ago

are to the far right of Labor.

Love the thick, broad OZ accent of the female anchors. Often can't understand them, they speak deliberately then rush over something.

They described Dutton as "not a bad guy but not the right guy", wow do we in the US need to have that bad guy metric in our politics.

The clip seems an apology and pity party for Labor, maybe it's a 'gracious' cultural thing to soften the loss for the losing side.

I think what Dutton needed was hair. He seems extraterrestrial.

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