Australian Labor would never have run Labour’s Sunak attack adverts
Anthony Albanese won by recognising that voters were tired of lazy, divisive and dishonest politics.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
Marc Stears is the director of the UCL Policy Lab and a former Labour Party policy adviser.
Anthony Albanese won by recognising that voters were tired of lazy, divisive and dishonest politics.
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