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Labor to reveal policy cost before sprint

Voters will gain some insight into Labor’s budget management and priorities with the release of policy costings just days out from a tight federal election.

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All The Best Reactions From That Time The Prime Minister Flattened A Child Like Fettuccine

WrestleMania seems different this year…

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PM targets young home buyers and retirees in last-ditch pitch

Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s final campaign week has had a repetitive flavour to it, as he attempts to win votes at opposite ends of the age spectrum.

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‘Devastating’: Households suffer biggest real pay cut since 2001

Australian households are suffering the worst cost-of-living squeeze in more than two decades, with real wages falling at the fastest pace since 2001.

The New Daily

The Pub Test: Swan voters assess Coalition’s super-for-housing policy

For TND's final pub test of the election campaign, we visited two pubs in Western Australia to ask patrons about the Coalition's super-for-housing pledge.

The New Daily

Australian PM knocks over child playing soccer at campaign event

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison knocked a boy over and fell on top of him while playing soccer at an election campaign event on Wednesday, before quickly rolling over and checking on the child, television footage showed.

Reuters

‘Please tell me he hasn’t gone to hospital’: Morrison the bulldozer knocks over a child while playing football

Prime minister accidentally crashes into under-8s player Luca Fauvette during a campaign visit to the Devonport City Soccer Club in Tasmania

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The moment Scott Morrison 'bulldozed' over a child playing soccer in Tasmania

Scott Morrison has joked the local Devonport football team could use him as a "bulldozer" for their new grandstand after knocking over a child during a mock match.

Newcastle Herald

Labor to consider new national Covid strategy to reduce deaths

Anthony Albanese says pandemic still ‘major issue’, but Scott Morrison says Australians want to ‘put that in the rear-vision mirror’

The Guardian - AU

Prime Minister Scott Morrison crashes into a child during soccer training in Tasmania on campaign trail

The Prime Minister's pledge to stop being a bulldozer appears to come unstuck when he takes part in junior soccer training in north-west Tasmania.

ABC News

‘Very unexpected’: Scott Morrison knocks over eight-year-old boy in soccer match

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has accidentally knocked over an eight-year-old boy in front of cameras at a regional Tasmanian soccer club.

The New Daily

Morrison bowls over child playing soccer

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has crashed into a young player during a game at Devonport Football Club in Tasmania.

AAP

Australian election briefing: Scott Morrison bulldozes a kid while Anthony Albanese takes the stage

Wednesday: the best of Guardian Australia’s 2022 federal election coverage

The Guardian - AU

Australia PM bats away mounting Covid worries

Sydney (AFP) - Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison batted away Covid-19 worries three days ahead of federal elections, claiming many reported deaths are not caused by the virus and vowing not to interfere in people's lives.

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Scott Morrison Absolutely Bodied This Small Child Almost As Badly As He Did The Country

Scott Morrison has become the 1st Prime Minister to ever tackle a small child during a game of soccer. Someone call this kid's mum, ASAP.

Evening Standard

Australian prime minister Scott Morrison flattens boy during football match

This is the moment Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison knocks over a boy during a friendly football game in Tasmania.

Crikey

Upbeat Albanese regains momentum after new data confirms wages crisis

In the dying days of the campaign, the party leaders traditionally address the National Press Club. But Scott Morrison’s gone missing.

AFP

Australia PM contender overcame crash, party coup rumblings

Sydney (AFP) - Anthony Albanese, the man narrowly favoured to become Australia's prime minister after May 21 elections, was rushed to hospital last year after a four-wheel-drive slammed into his car.

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AFP

Conservatives tipped to lose in Australian nail-biter election

Sydney (AFP) - Australians punch drunk after three crisis-ridden years of fire, flood and plague will go to the polls on Saturday, in a tight race narrowly tipped to end a decade of conservative rule.

AFP

Australian PM Scott Morrison: the Artful Dodger

Sydney (AFP) - Evangelical Christian Scott Morrison's first years as Australian prime minister were defined by disasters on a biblical scale: the Black Summer bushfires, the Covid-19 pandemic and record floods in early 2022.

AAP

Leaders grapple with China diplomacy

Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese have spoken about their approach to dealing with a more assertive China and building partnerships in the Indo-Pacific.

AAP

Budget repair starts with grants: Albanese

In an address to the National Press Club, Anthony Albanese has promised to return $750 million to the budget to pay back rising debt.

Crikey

Albanese hits out at Liberal attack ads

Anthony Albanese has taken a swipe at prominent coalition attack ads during a speech to the Italian community in Sydney.

Crikey

Viewers says no, go away, when the PM’s on ACA

Is the prime minister ratings poison? Signs point to yes, if ACA’s dip in numbers is anything to go by.

Crikey

Viewers says no, go away when ScoMo’s on ACA

Is the prime minister ratings poison? Signs point to yes, if ACA’s dip in numbers is anything to go by.

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