Women account for 40 per cent of all candidates across both houses of parliament,and are volunteering for political campaigns in droves.
The largest budget deficits and record government debt should have been front and centre this campaign. Instead,neither side wants to deal with the issues.
Some Liberals fear the character assassination of Scott Morrison is complete. If true,the election is all over,but he doesn’t buy it.
It is the second time in a fortnight that the treasurer has distanced himself from the prime minister after Morrison slammed the NSW anti-corruption commission as a “kangaroo court”.
Moderate Liberals are furious over Scott Morrison’s transphobic foray. It’s a dangerous gambit:burn their seats to win others.
It turns out the tooth fairy leaves $20 for teeth,for the children of Treasurer Josh Frydenberg and Shadow Treasurer Jim Chalmers,but is this too much or in line with inflation?
Josh Frydenberg,Treasurer and member for Menzies’ old electorate of Kooyong,finds his future is at the mercy of an independent and disaffected Liberals.
If the Coalition loses the federal election,formidable firepower such as Katie Allen,Tim Wilson,and even Josh Frydenberg could be added to a somewhat underwhelming state opposition.
The polls are telling the story of a prime minister on course to lose to a fumbling contender. Scott Morrison faces a popularity paradox. He is deeply unpopular despite trying to do only popular things.
A $20 note as a gift from the Tooth Fairy is fairly unheard of. But as prices of gas and groceries rise,perhaps $20 is the new $5 note?
Relationships with in-laws require boundaries.