Cyclone Alfred is barreling toward southeast Queensland and northern New South Wales, bringing with it not just destructive winds but a political storm that could determine the next election. Natural disasters test governments, and how the Albanese government responds to this crisis could decide its fate.
We’ve seen it before—disasters make or break leaders. In 2022, Scott Morrison was hammered for his sluggish response to the Lismore floods, with victims left stranded for days before help arrived. Now, it’s Anthony Albanese’s turn in the hot seat. His government claims they’re ready, but are they really? Or will Australians, once again, be left to fend for themselves?
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