Bill Shorten must be really, really on the nose - Labor's brought Julia Gillard back to do election ads
Friday, 05 February 2016
This one's about her magical plans for funding schools through alchemy, media releases or Swanenomics.
Labor strategists must be counting on us having short memories - either that or the reaction to Shorten from focus groups was diabolical.
Gillard's support dives to new low
Updated
Voter satisfaction with Prime Minister Julia Gillard has plunged to a new low while the Coalition has opened up a huge 18 per cent lead after preferences in the latest opinion poll.
As the Government searches for a solution to the dilemma thrown up by last week's High Court decision, Newspoll has Julia Gillard's personal support hitting a new low of just 23 per cent.
Dissatisfaction with her performance has jumped seven points to 68 per cent, giving the PM a net approval rating of minus 45 per cent.
Voters trust Opposition Leader Tony Abbott most to deliver NDIS, poll reveals
- 3 YEARS AGO MAY 05, 2013
A Seven News/ReachTEL poll found Tony Abbott was viewed by a considerable margin as the most trusted person to deliver the NDIS. Picture: Lyndon Mechielsen Source: News Limited
VOTERS have backed the Coalition over the national disability insurance scheme, despite supporting Labor's decision to impose a levy to pay for the policy.
A Seven News/ReachTEL poll found Opposition Leader Tony Abbott was viewed by a considerable margin as the most trusted person to deliver the scheme - the preferred choice of 57 per cent of those polled. Only 42 per cent opted for Prime Minister Julia Gillard.
The policy was also found not to be a vote winner for Labor, with 41 per cent saying they were now less likely to vote ALP compared to 26 per cent who said it made them more likely to vote for the government.