Three key takeaways from the latest Newspoll
Kai Smith-Pycroft
July 20, 2026
One Nation gains ground, but Albanese remains Australia’s preferred prime minister.
One Nation gains ground, but Albanese remains Australia’s preferred prime minister.
The Liberal-National Coalition claimed the policy would save billions in government spending.
Chalmers shared his party’s plans for tax cuts and increased wages, whilst Taylor argues Labor’s overspending could be dangerous to the economy.
One Nation gains ground, but Albanese remains Australia’s preferred prime minister.
The Liberal-National Coalition claimed the policy would save billions in government spending.
Chalmers shared his party’s plans for tax cuts and increased wages, whilst Taylor argues Labor’s overspending could be dangerous to the economy.
Pauline Hanson’s proposal to redirect a portion of compulsory super payments toward rent and mortgages has faced immediate backlash from both Labor and the Coalition.
One Nation gains ground, but Albanese remains Australia’s preferred prime minister.
The Liberal-National Coalition claimed the policy would save billions in government spending.
Chalmers shared his party’s plans for tax cuts and increased wages, whilst Taylor argues Labor’s overspending could be dangerous to the economy.