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31 October 2026

The government knows it has a problem, does it have a clear path forward?

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The government knows it has a problem, does it have a clear path forward?

The prime minister has ridden out plenty of political turbulence before, but now economic headwinds are being compounded by growing frustration within his own ranks.

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