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Setback for Shorten in Newspoll

  • Written by: The Conversation
imageTuesday's Newspoll is a poor result for opposition leader Bill Shorten.AAP/Mick Tsikas

Bill Shorten’s ratings have taken a hit in Tuesday’s Newspoll, with Tony Abbott having a better net approval rating than his opponent for the first time in nearly 14 months.

The poll, published in the Australian, shows Shorten’s satisfaction...

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Can Abbott deliver what his backbench is demanding on citizenship?

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imagePrime Minister Tony Abbott threw aside cabinet processes last week – and he's been singed as a result.AAP/Mick Tsikas

Quizzed about last week’s sensational cabinet leak, Prime Minister Tony Abbott says people around Parliament House want to focus on “process” but the public want the government to focus on...

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