The Albanese government is consolidating power and is preferred by voters to manage all 14 major policy areas of concern, except defence and national security.
has rallied against the government intervention, saying companies in the future would require Third World-like investment guarantees to invest in new projects.to be released on Monday says LNG earnings are expected to rise to $90 billion in 2022-23 from $71 billion last year, driven by a surge in international spot prices.
The passage of the energy legislation capped off a string of parliamentary victories for the new government, which in its first six months has legislated the bulk of its election agenda. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Foreign Minister Penny Wong also began repairing the relationship with China.He leads Opposition Leader Peter Dutton by 55 per cent to 29 per cent as preferred prime minister. Even a quarter of Coalition voters prefer Mr Albanese.
By contrast, Mr Dutton’s approval rating is 19 per cent and his disapproval rating is 38 per cent, giving him a net negative of 9.
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