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Krishani Dhanji
Australia politics live: Vanuatu PM in Canberra as hopes rise over treaty; fossil fuel companies accused of marketing to children
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The Australian Labor government is seeing a slight improvement in polling numbers following the passage of a contentious budget bill. Despite this, political figures acknowledge that the electorate remains volatile and frustrated by economic pressures.

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Polling shifts provide insight into the stability of the current Australian government and the public's reaction to recent fiscal policy changes.

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Plibersek says ‘any improvement is welcome’ in polls

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politicseconomy
Political Bias
Center
LeftLean LCenterLean RRight
Confidence: 80%

The article reports on political polling and quotes opposing sides without taking a definitive stance on the government's performance.

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