Opinion: AFP’s Strike Threat Exposes the Albanese Government’s Weakness
The Australian Federal Police (AFP) officers’ threat to walk off the job at Parliament House is more than just a wage dispute—it’s a calculated move that reveals the Albanese government’s vulnerability. The demand for a 20% pay increase is bold, but what’s more telling is the timing. In the face of heightened security threats, the AFP knows that a strike would put immense pressure on the government, exposing its inability to decisively address critical issues.
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