Dutton’s press conference this morning is a rambling mess.
He won’t give any details or specifics nor say how much electricity will reduce by under his government. “I’m not going to say it will reduce by $275 like Mr Albanese did before the last election”.
When pushed on a figure, he said, “I’ll leave that analysis up to others”. wtf??
No mention at all on 7… just a rambling Dutton being interviewed.
And who in the media is going to push back on this? They still haven’t pushed back on his false claim that power bills have gone up by $1300. There is no evidence of this. It’s a made up figure. He continues to be able to lie with impunity.
He is a disdainful character. Absolutely no redeeming qualities whatsoever.
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Let’s hope the average Aussie voter is smarter than the Murdoch “polls” claim them to be.
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90-minute program again listed for next Sunday.
Australia Votes 2025 – Your Vote Your Say
The ABC puts the audience first in election coverage
The date has been set and as voters head to the polls on 3 May the ABC wants to hear from all Australians around the country.
We want to know what issues you care about, the questions you want us to ask and the information you need from the politicians and parties.
“During this federal election campaign ABC NEWS will harness our unmatched network of reporters and radio programs in 67 locations across Australia to find out what really matters to voters,” says Justin Stevens, ABC Director, NEWS.
“With an array of special content features across our platforms, our coverage offers something for all Australians. Our Your Say initiative will ensure their voices are heard in the national conversation. And our powerhouse line-up of political journalists will keep them on top of unfolding events every day.”
The Your Say project gives all Australians an opportunity to tell us what’s on your mind in this election. You can have Your Say here and tune in to your Local ABC Radio to talk to us.
The ABC is the place Australians turn to feel informed at the ballot box. Catch all the campaign coverage on whatever device you choose via the ABC NEWS website and app, ABC TV, ABC iview, ABC NEWS channel, ABC listen and local and national radio networks.
During the campaign, the ABC NEWS website and app will have every moment covered with live blogs and the latest news and analysis from a team of top columnists, including Annabel Crabb, David Speers, Michelle Grattan, Laura Tingle, Jacob Greber, Patricia Karvelas, Alan Kohler and Ian Verrender. A daily column, led by Brett Worthington, will deconstruct the day’s campaigning.
Are you democracy sausage ready? On the ABC NEWS app read Chief Elections Analyst Antony Green’s guide to the seats to watch, see updates from crucial stages of the campaign and sign up for notifications delivered to your mobile so you never miss a thing.
ABC News Breakfast will be crossing the country, with presenters Bridget Brennan and James Glenday hearing from locals on the ground during live broadcasts from Queensland to Western Australia.
Every weekday from 4pm on ABC NEWS channel, unpack the day’s events on Afternoon Briefing. Patricia Karvelas asks politicians the tough questions and talks to experts on the issues driving the news cycle. And on Q+A, audience members get to ask the questions of a panel of politicians and other thought leaders.
The 7pm News wraps the day’s important moments, with reports and analysis from National Affairs correspondent Jane Norman, Greg Jennett and other senior reporters.
Join Sarah Ferguson on 7.30 for probing interviews and debates, comprehensive coverage from reporters across the country and analysis from 7.30 Political Editor Laura Tingle.
Each Sunday throughout the campaign, David Speers will assemble the sharpest minds in politics for extended 90-minute editions of Insiders, running the ruler over the pollies and their policies, with Casey Briggs on the touchscreen. Casey will also present on-demand series Swingers, exploring how traditional politics has fractured.
Vote Compass returns to show Australians how their views align with those of the candidates and the political parties. Answer some quick questions at abc.net.au/australiavotes. Reporter Isabella Higgins will be mining the data to tell the story of the issues that matter most.
Hidden Campaign will expose the tactics used to target and woo voters while ABC NEWS Verify scrutinises misinformation and disinformation on the campaign trail.
ABC listen is the go-to source for news listeners with live coverage from ABC NewsRadio and an exclusive Election Central playlist allowing news chasers to go deeper on key issues. Get your daily fix via the Politics Now podcast with the ABC’s best political journalists. The Party Room with Patricia Karvelas and Fran Kelly unpacks the biggest political stories. Each weekday on Radio National Breakfast and AM Sally Sara and Sabra Lane quiz political leaders and other key figures. And ABC NEWS Daily with Samantha Hawley gets you across a major news topic in under 15 minutes.
On election night the live Australia Votes broadcast TV coverage will be co-anchored by David Speers and Sarah Ferguson with Laura Tingle, Annabel Crabb, Antony Green, Bridget Brennan, Jeremy Fernandez and guests.
Live coverage can also be heard across the ABC radio network with results and analysis from our election-night team, including Tom Oriti, Sabra Lane, Melissa Clarke and special guests.
And if you’re still not sure where to start, follow Politics Explained, which is returning on ABC iview, ABC listen and across our social platforms.
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Curious graphic in the @australian today. Why is the Greens’ support portrayed as so tiny when proportionally it should be one third the size of the Coalition’s blue? pic.twitter.com/OYK7mq6NvW
— Hugh Riminton (@hughriminton) March 30, 2025
Similarly, the wedge showing those who approve of last week’s budget should by rights occupy nearly half the volume of the grey “undecided” section. It’s almost as if it’s deliberate. pic.twitter.com/OSgFPpBuY2
— Hugh Riminton (@hughriminton) March 30, 2025
I guess it’s a bit of odd way of doing a pie graph, but the slices are the right size around the circle at least, here’s what Excel produces using those percentages
Having a full circle is the way to best represent it - their way is a distortion - the green pie segment should be half the size of the grey.
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It would be deliberate. There’s always an agenda with the Australian. They are the worst news source alongside Sky News
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ABC News Friday 4 April
Extended 35 minute edition
ACT: A special extended 35 minute edition of ABC News ACT, with extended Stateline reporting and interviews on the Election and the issues that could decide how Canberrans will vote. Presented by Adrienne Francis.
NSW: A special extended 35 minute edition of ABC News NSW, with extended Stateline reporting and interviews on the Election and the issues that could decide how NSW will vote. Presented by Nakari Thorpe.
NT: A special extended 35 minute edition of ABC News NT, with extended Stateline reporting and interviews on the Election and the issues that could decide how Territorians will vote. Presented by Kyle Dowling.
QLD: A special extended 35 minute edition of ABC News QLD, with extended Stateline reporting and interviews on the Election and the issues that could decide how Queenslanders will vote. Presented by Lexy Hamilton-Smith.
SA: A special extended 35 minute edition of ABC News SA, with extended Stateline reporting and interviews on the Election and the issues that could decide how South Australians will vote.
TAS: A special extended 35 minute edition of ABC News Tasmania, with extended Stateline reporting and interviews on the Election and the issues that could decide how Tasmanians will vote. Presented by Guy Stayner.
VIC: A special extended 35 minute edition of ABC News Victoria, with extended Stateline reporting and interviews on the Election and the issues that could decide how Victorians will vote. Presented by Iskhandar Razak.
WA: A special extended 35 minute edition of ABC News WA, with extended Stateline reporting and interviews on the Election and the issues that could decide how West Australians will vote. Presented by Charlotte Hamlyn.
Why are they so ugly and garish, wish they’d go for something cleaner.
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ABC Chief Elections Analyst Antony Green has released his final ever Election Guide on the ABC News website. Read it here.
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ABC Radio Melbourne will be doing special outside broadcasts from key battle seats during the election campaign.
For example, Rafael Epstein will host his mornings show from Mount Waverley today, in the middle of Chisholm which is currently held by Labor.
Albanese and Dutton to face off in Sky News/Daily Telegraph People’s Forum ahead of election
That extra 5 minutes is really going to get to the crux of the story.
Imagine if they just did local coverage every night!
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