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Allan ‘obsessed’ with rail loop: Dutton

Peter Dutton says the suburban rail loop is a “pipe dream”; first campaign debate on next Tuesday night. Follow live updates.

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  • Lucy Slade
Delays in home loan switching are still rife, and regulators want the big banks to speed up the process.

Coalition to loosen home loan rules to boost lending capacity

A Peter Dutton-led government would direct the prudential regulator to lower the home loan serviceability buffer if it wins the federal election.

  • Ronald Mizen
Donald Trump and Anthony Albanese.

Albanese rejects US trade complaints on eve of Trump’s Liberation Day

The White House has formally adopted long-standing trade gripes over Australia’s subsidised medicines, biosecurity rules and forcing tech giants to pay for local news.

  • Andrew Tillett

Labor targets Dutton’s WFH wind-back as ‘straight from DOGE playbook’

Labor will launch an attack on the Coalition’s return-to-the-office plans and public sector cuts by comparing them to Elon Musk’s cost-cutting outfit under Trump.

  • David Marin-Guzman

Yesterday

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton campaigning in Tomago on Monday.

Dutton to scrap SRL funding, pledges $1.5b to Melbourne airport link

The funds being announced by Peter Dutton on Tuesday will be matched by the state opposition leader Brad Battin, lifting airport rail funding to $13 billion.

  • Ronald Mizen
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The Chinese survey ship, Tan Suo Yi Hao, is sailing in the Southern Ocean.

China envoy urges trade unity as Beijing sends ‘spy ship’

Australia’s economic and security juggling act between the US and China is emerging as an election issue.

  • Andrew Tillett
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, centre, Treasurer Jim Chalmers and Finance Minister Katy Gallagher with the budget papers.

Tax cut could leave 1.3m paying higher rate on super than income

The surprise tax cut in the budget will make the lowest income tax rate 14 per cent from 2027, but the concessional rate on super will stay at 15 per cent.

  • Phillip Coorey
Anthony Albanese visited Perth’s St John of God Midland Public Hospital on Monday.

WA warning for Albanese over revised environment laws

After torpedoing a deal hashed out by Tanya Plibersek, the prime minister has blamed Labor’s Senate numbers for uncertainty on a new environment watchdog.

  • Tom Rabe and Tom McIlroy
There was nothing in Jim Chalmers’ fourth budget to stimulate investment in research and development.

Boost business investment to restore lost prosperity

A 20 per cent investment allowance would be a start. But the focus should be on sharpening the overall international competitiveness of the economy

  • The AFR View

Dutton is winning the picture war, but that’s only half the battle

“You win the images, you win the day,” says a former aide to Scott Morrison of election campaigns, but you also have to be brutally protective of your message.

  • Ronald Mizen
Anthony Albanese has accused Peter Dutton of hubris over comments he made about where he would live after the election.

Dutton doesn’t like Canberra, PM doesn’t like the Greens

Peter Dutton has caused outrage in the national capital by saying he would live in Sydney if elected, while Anthony Albanese became tongue-tied about Greens support.

  • Phillip Coorey
Dutton doesn’t seem to realise yet that Donald Trump and Elon DOGE Musk are political kryptonite for him.

Albanese wins anti-Trump vibe, but Dutton in front seat by seat

According to the punters, a more conservative crossbench of 11, minus a couple of teals and Greens, would be willing to support a Coalition government.

  • John Black
From controversial rate hikes to politically sensitive cuts, the central bank has often found itself at the heart of the campaign narrative.

Inside four RBA decisions that shook up elections

From controversial rate hikes to politically sensitive cuts, the central bank has often found itself at the heart of the campaign narrative.

  • Michael Read

David Rowe cartoons for March 2025

David Rowe is a multiple Walkley award-winning cartoonist. He draws a daily political cartoon and one for the Chanticleer column.

  • David Rowe
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at St John of God Midland Public Hospital in Perth.

ADF watching Chinese vessel off Australia’s coast: PM

Anthony Albanese says he would prefer that the Chinese vessel wasn’t there; Donald Trump is not “froth and bubble”, Malcolm Turnbull says. How the day unfolded.

  • Lucy Slade and James Hall
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Our political leaders should recall the maxim that if you are in a hole, you stop digging.

Old pastime of redistribution, regulation, reckless spending returns

If you’re wondering why this election campaign does not have a clear frontrunner, the lack of convincing economic policies may be the reason.

  • Tom Switzer
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has morning tea during a visit to a home in Downer.

Disciplined and confident PM has Dutton needing a narrative with hope

Labor’s start to the federal election campaign is in stark contrast to Anthony Albanese’s performance in 2022, and he looks sharper and more determined.

  • Tom McIlroy
Peter Dutton kicked off his campaign in Fowler while his staffers headed to Parramatta HQ.

Generous perks for political staffers in cost-of-living election

For political staffers-turned-campaigners, the election goodies have long been baked in.

  • Myriam Robin

Tune in for The Fin election special every Tuesday

Each week during the election campaign, we’ll be making a special Tuesday edition of The Fin podcast called Election 2025. It’ll be out each Tuesday at 5pm in The Fin podcast feed. Subscribe where you get your podcasts.

March

Hawthorn’s come-from-behind win over the Giants on Saturday night is Albanese’s template.

PM reckons he’s got the wind at his back, just when it matters

Albanese is subscribing to the same strategy that got him across the line in 2022. Be ahead when it matters.

  • Phillip Coorey
Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton.

Labor closing gap on cost of living, leads race to form government

Anthony Albanese has his nose ahead of Peter Dutton in the race to form government on May 3.

  • Phillip Coorey
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Explore the latest Freshwater Strategy Poll

Who is the preferred prime minister? What is driving people’s votes? Explore our AFR-Freshwater Strategy polling data.

Barnaby Joyce said the Coalition needed to focus on energy costs.

Barnaby Joyce makes election pitch from the Qantas Chairman’s Lounge

Armed with a plum as a prop, the former Nats leader chose one of the country’s most exclusive clubs to tell voters he understood their cost of living stress.

  • Hannah Wootton
Peter Dutton hawking his gas plan in the seat of McMahon, held by Climate and Energy Minister Chris Bowen.

No savings estimate for consumers from Dutton’s gas plan

Gas producers would be hit with financial penalties if they refused to divert more uncontracted gas to the domestic market, the Coalition has confirmed.

  • Phillip Coorey
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