Morning Mail: Coalition’s lowest-ever poll rating; homeowners reel after rate hike; and a Socceroos thriller
Want to get this in your inbox every weekday? Morning everyone. Weeks of discussion about tougher immigration rules appears to have damaged rather than benefited the opposition as our latest Essential poll shows Angus Taylor’s Coalition languishing on its lowest-ever primary vote. Senior Greens figures…
The latest Essential poll reveals that the opposition's Coalition, led by Angus Taylor, has hit its lowest-ever primary vote of 22%, a significant decline of four points from the previous month. This setback comes amid weeks of debate over stricter immigration policies, which seem to have hurt rather than helped the opposition in recent polls.
Leading Greens figures have warned that the party's new leader will need to challenge the government on various issues, including the expansion of fossil fuel projects. These concerns are especially pressing given the government's recent approval of new coal and gas initiatives, which the Greens oppose vehemently.
Meanwhile, homeowners across the country are bracing for the financial impact of the latest interest rate hike. Many are worried about the additional strain this will place on their already tight budgets, potentially leading to increased financial stress and reduced consumer spending.
In sporting news, the Socceroos put up a spirited fight against Brazil in a recent match. Despite the loss, the team's determination and resilience were evident, demonstrating their commitment to staying competitive on the international stage.
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