Coalition leads Albanese government in polling for second month

For the second month in a row, the Coalition is leading the federal government in two-party preferred polling, according to the Australian Financial Review. The 51 to 49 per cent polling marks the worst result for Labor since entering office and threatens to send Labor into a minority if repeated on election day. Both parties have risen by one point in the primary vote, with the Coalition ahead 41 to 32 per cent.