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Maani Truu
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Federal Politics Reporter, ABC News (Australia)
Sydney
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By Maani Truu Verified, Alison Xiao| ABC News (Australia) Verified Voters are split on whether Anthony Albanese or Peter Dutton is better equipped to deal with Donald Trump, according to a new poll, as Australians' trust in the United States drops to two-decade lows following the president's return to the White House. The Lowy Institute survey found 34 per cent of respondents thought Mr Albanese would be better at managing Australia's relationship with the US and Mr Trump compared to 35 per cent who chose Mr Dutton and 30 per cent who were undecided.
By Maani Truu Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Welcome back to your daily election wrap. Political reporter Maani Truu will catch you up on news from the campaign trail. This weekend was a tale of two rival campaign launches on opposite sides of the country and two housing pitches with the same target audience but very different details. Launches are never really about the voters, or undecided ones anyway. They're a pump-up session for devotees as election day inches ever closer, and as such, they're usually something of a reunion.
By Maani Truu Verified, Alison Xiao| ABC News (Australia) Verified Voters are split on whether Anthony Albanese or Peter Dutton is better equipped to deal with Donald Trump, according to a new poll, as Australians' trust in the United States drops to two-decade lows following the president's return to the White House. The Lowy Institute survey found 34 per cent of respondents thought Mr Albanese would be better at managing Australia's relationship with the US and Mr Trump compared to 35 per cent who chose Mr Dutton and 30 per cent who were undecided.
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ABC News (Australia)
Ultimo, New South Wales, Australia
+61 2 8333 2821