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Australia will go to the elections for the federal election on May 3.
Prime Minister Anthony Albonez, whose work party will defend a slender majority, announced the date after visiting On Friday, General -Governor in Kanber’s capital.
Polls of opinions predict a subtle stock between the two major parties of the country, and the possibility that either will have to work with independent deputies or minor sides – which are combined with a record share of voting in the last vote in 2022 – to form the next government.
It is expected that the company will prevail in life costs, and Labaris fights to avoid becoming the only first government that has lost the election for almost a century.
At the press conference on Friday morning, Albanes reaffirmed his promise to resolve the costs of life – having already submitted plans to provide more free visits to the doctor and provide small tax reductions – and stated that to choose his competitor Peter Datton would be a step back for the country.
“It will always take more than three years to clear 10 years of disorder,” he said on Friday, citing the previous coalition government, which he won in 2022.
He has never been a choice of voters, and more understandable, he said: “This election is a choice between the Labar plan to maintain the construction or promise of Peter Datton.”
However, the opposition leader claimed that the Albana government could not improve the lives of the Australians, and it was his party that has decisions.
It is expected to speak later on Friday, but promises to “return Australia on the way” and improve the economy by imoring public service, making fuel cheaper and improving Australia’s energy safety.
The availability of housing and food is at the top of the voter mind, as well as access to healthcare, although concern about the immigration record and the reduction of crime increases significantly. Climate actions – a feature of the last elections – remains important for many Australians.
Policy in Australia – where the vote is mandatory for adults – traditionally prevails and liberal -national coalition. One side must win at least 76 out of 150 places in the House of Representatives – where the Prime Minister is sitting – to create a majority government.
Albanese one of the longest politicians in the country took power in 2022 after a decade of political instability in which the country changed the leader six times in eight years.
He promised unity and integrity and – after the campaign marked by anger over the efforts to reduce Australia’s emissions – promised to “stop climate wars”.
The Albonez government has secured the law of erased emissions, and introduced a mechanism that acts as a carbon cap for the largest emitters in the country – although experts say more ambitions are needed.
However, the key goal of Albonez is to achieve constitutional recognition for Aboriginal and Torres -Astorev and the creation of a parliamentary advisory body for them, failed in a referendum in 2023.
And he was under pressure in world economic conditions, which worshiped pain in Australia and played a role in the fall of several current governments around the world last year.
Last year, it came under fire after it turned out that he had bought 4.3 million ($ 2.9 million, 2.2 million pounds) houses on the way to the national housing crisis.
The Australians have not supplanted the government from Panberra only after one term since 1931.
Dautton, who was a police officer in Quinzend before he was elected – has more than 20 years in parliament under his belt, many have spent as a senior minister who are engaged in key portfolios such as health, immigration, protection and household chores.
He created a reputation for the brutal conservative, most famous for the supervision of Australia’s contradictory policy towards asylum seekers and his role in the fall of former Prime Minister Malcolm Ternbul.
He stylized himself as a cultural warrior – opposing one gender of marriage, diversity and inclusive initiatives and a voice referendum in parliament – but recently tried to shake his tough public person, which he said did not reflect who he was.
