Albonez and Datton especially in the first discussion

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albonez collided with his election rival Peter Datton in the first discussion before May 3 voting federal elections.

Life costs prevail in the debate on Tuesday, organized by Sky News and Daily Telegraph, and both leaders also asked about President Donald Trump’s President Donald Trump.

Polls of opinions predicted a subtle stock between the Labor Party Albonez and the Datton Liberal Party, and the possibility that the next government with independent deputies or minor parties will have to be created.

Albonez was announced by the winner of the Sky News after voting 100 uncertain voters who also presented the issues of the night.

When the leading discussion asked the audience if they had a difficult time with the cost of life, most participants raised their hands, the BBC Broadcast, ABC News reports.

Dautton described the show’s show as “a very opposing scene”, while Albonez said he had reduced inflation, salary and added that interest rates are starting to fall, ABC reports.

Both candidates were also asked about the possible reduction of fuel excise and the increase in the cost of the general practice.

How to answer Trump’s tariffs was the first question of the night. To which Albanese replied that “no country is better prepared” than Australia because of its efforts.

“We will definitely negotiate if the US is looking for a better deal for Australia, as mutual tariffs will certainly be zero because we do not impose tariffs on US goods,” he said.

Datton pointed talks with the first Trump government to his experience.

“The Prime Minister that day should have the ability and power of the character to be able to withstand the hooligans against those who seek to harm us to keep our country safe,” he said.