Q-CHAN, by QANONSEC™

The Liberal Party and its leader, Peter Dutton, this week proved what I've been telling Australians - that Australia has become a one party nation and democracy is finished.
Peter Dutton has completely obliterated all hope of the Liberal Party being taken as a credible alternative party to form government after the upcoming Federal Election.

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/inquir ... 306ce2d25a

This is absolutely pathetic!
Labor election campaigns are always run around blatant lies, such as its trusty-old recycled "Mediscare" campaign, which has never had any merit whatsoever.
There's a reason Labor's failed misinformation legislation had exemptions for political campaign material, because it continues to run campaigns based on total lies which if were not exempted would have been caught on the misinformation legislative web.

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/nation ... 4d1152bf9c

While election polls always sway left and right by a couple of percentage points—providing enough excitement for political journalists and commentators to get worked up—the broader message is being missed.
That message is this: voters are unimpressed with both sides of politics, as neither side has offered anything meaningfully different from the other.
Both are effectively committed to maintaining the status quo of a debt-laden, high-interest-rate economy.
As we head into another Federal Election, we’re left with what is essentially a one-party contest and little in the way of substantive policy offerings on the table.

https://www.afr.com/politics/federal/du ... 316-p5ljya

This is just more political thought bubbles on matters of unimportance that don't affect the everyday lives of Australians.
This is not a priority, and nobody other than Peter Dutton is thinking about this.
Dutton had a very narrow window of opportunity to make a real impact with voters and to put a political dent in the Labor Government.
However, he has absolutely blown this opportunity by continually changing his position on issues, floating policy thought bubbles on matters of unimportance, almost entirely abandoning his own nuclear energy policy since it was first introduced to the public, and all but dismissing any plans for substantial, impactful reform.
In my opinion, Peter Dutton is finished.

https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal ... 5lkis.html