Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese Faced-Off With His Election Rival Peter Dutton In Their First Debate Before the 3 May Federal Election Vote.
Cost of Living Issues Dominated Tuesday Night’s Debate, Organized by Sky News and The Daily Telegraph, and the Two Leaders Were Also Asked US President Donald Trump’s Treats.
Opinion Polls Have a predicted Slim Margin’s Albanese’s Labor Party and Dutton’s Liberal Party, and the possibility that Next Will Next Government With Independent Mps Or Minor Parties.
Albanese was declared by the Night’s Winner by Sky News After a Vote by 100 Undecided Voters, Who Also Provided The Night’s Questions.
When The Debate Host Asked The Audience IF There With The Cost Of Living, Most Of The Audience Members Raised Their Hands, According to the BBC’s Broadcast Partner, ABC News.
Dutton described the show of AS A “Very Confonting Scene” While Albanese Said He Has Brought Inflation Down, Wages Up and Added That Starting Rates to Fall, According to ABC.
The Two Candidates Were Also Asked About A Possible Cut In The Fuel Excise Tax and The Rising Cost Of Seeing General Practitioner.
How to respond to Trump’s Tariffs Was The First Question Of The Night. To Which, Albanese replied That “No Country Is Better Prepared” Than Australia Because of His Efforts.
“We’ll Continue to Negotiate, Looking for The United States, Australia Because Reciprocal Tariffs Would, Bezero, Be Zero, Because We Don’t Impose Tariffs on US Goods,” He Said.
Dutton Pointed To His Experience With The First Trump Government.
“The Prime Minister’s Day Should the Ability and The Strength of Character to Be Able to Stand Upgainst Bullies, Against Those Those Would To Do US Harm,” Safe to Keep Our Country.
