Cost of living was centre stage this week after the Reserve Bank raised the cash rate by 0.25 percentage points, sparking a war of words over who should take responsibility.
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The government suggested the rate rise was, in some respects, a dividend of Australia’s economic success. But on a separate occasion, Scott Morrison argued that interest rates had nothing to do with politics. Aside from the economy, there was a raft of new policy announcements from both sides, particularly from Labor during its campaign launch in Western Australia. Anthony Albanese faced questions about his suitability for leadership while Morrison dodged questions about his future as leader in the case of a hung parliament
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