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Albanese, as Aussies brace for another rate rise while you're overseas, stop leaving Chalmers to carry the can: PETER VAN ONSELEN

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“Albanese, as Aussies brace for another rate rise while you're overseas, stop leaving Chalmers to carry the can: PETER VAN ONSELEN”

The Treasurer has made his fair share of mistakes. Allowing the absent PM to escape responsibility for the economic woes upon us would be another one.

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