Everything the Albanese government does now is affected by one consideration: the election must be held before they are exposed as the worst government in the history of Australia.
While a standard House and half-Senate election could be held as early as 3 August and as late as 17 May next year, as I suggested in a recent column, there will be a temptation to hold the election this year, especially if there is a Royal Visit in October.
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