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Martin FarrerIt’s going to be an early start to the political day whenEconomic Development of Australiashowing that Labor is the preferred party to handle the cost of living and interest rates crisis amid a collapse in the proportion of respondents who favoured the Coalition on interest rates, which fell 16 points from 42% to
26% since February. Indeed, he will tell the conference over breakfast that his government has helped to “enhance economic security in a time of global uncertainty”. We’ll have more on this soon., will also be speaking at the conference but his party might be more interested in making political capital this week from the ongoing
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