Story one of ten today, about five minutes for the lot
The piece says Labor turns messy trade-offs into a single message, even when the arguments are not simple.
Why it mattersParty messaging shapes what voters hear first, and what they may never hear at all.
Charlie Kirk, founder of major US activist group Turning Point USA, was assassinated on 10 September 2025 during a university speaking event.
Why it mattersThe assassination of a rising political figure removes a significant voice from US conservative activism and raises questions about political violence and movement continuity.
Analysis found $560 million in grants mostly went to Labor-held seats through a closed invitation process.
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