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The resounding rejection of the Liberal Nationals at last Saturday’s federal election saved the nation from a potential authoritarian power grab at the hands of former Liberal leader Peter Dutton, which is a fate that’s been averted moving into the future, as not only did his party lose, but the former home affairs minister lost his Queensland seat of Dickson after two decades of being in office.

At the time of writing, the returned Labor government had secured 85 seats in the lower house with the Coalition flaying around behind it somewhere with 39 seats.

The Australian PM is once again Anthony Albanese, the first western leader to ever be recommended to the International Criminal Court (ICC) in relation to atrocities crimes, with the complaint against him being genocide complicity.

So, we’re now in for something of repeat of the last term of politics that saw cover provided for Israel in committing genocide, along with fumbling about on dual cost-of-living and housing crises, ending the “climate wars” via the greenlighting of new fossil fuel projects, the continuing war on whistleblowers, and also inquiries from an anticorruption watchdog that was dead on arrival.

Indeed, as the constituency pats itself on the back for its apparent rejection of Trumpian politics, it should be noted that US voters would likely have done the same if they had a post-inauguration understanding of them, and further, our nation was revelling on Monday, over the election response of US president Donald Trump in his having praised Albanese as “very good” and “a friend”.

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