Australia will host parliamentary elections / day on May 3

His led Labor came to power in May 2022, winning the Conservative Coalition in parliamentary elections, which ruled for about ten years. However, the initial voter enthusiasm for Albanis has lost in recent months, and in the polls he is in equal positions with Liberal leader Peter Daton, who promises to limit immigration and cancel the prohibition of nuclear power.

The Prime Minister told reporters that he was ready to address climate problems, fight tariff shocks and inflation.

The Date and Albanis represent drastically different stance on climate change and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.

The Albanisa government has supported the global progress towards decarbonization, warning that the export of iron ore in the future will no longer be the Australian economic support. He promises to « build Australia’s future » with large subsidies for renewable energy and environmental production and other measures.

This week, the government announced unexpected tax cuts while channeling money into traditional Labor priorities such as education and health care.

The Date, meanwhile, calls for « return Australia to the right path ». He wants to build seven nuclear reactors, abandoning the need to invest in renewable energy. The Liberal leader is also committed to reducing immigration by 25% and imposing stricter restrictions on foreign students allowed to study in Australia.

Surveys show that economic problems, such as high housing costs, will dominate the pre -election campaign.