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Newpoll shows Angus Taylor gaining ground on Anthony Albanese in the wake of Taylor becoming Liberal leader.
Labor trails with 32% primary vote while the Coalition sits at 20% in the poll.
Albanese's personal approval rating dips to -15, with 55% dissatisfied and 40% satisfied.
The poll shows Albanese ahead of Taylor as preferred PM by 45% to 37%, but the gap has narrowed.
The by-election in Farrar is a focal point of the poll, following Ley's resignation.
Newspoll surveyed 1,237 people between February 23 and 26.
Greens at 11% and independents/stable at 10% shape the broader voting landscape.
Ley's resignation is framed as a pivotal moment for Taylor's leadership trajectory.
The by-election could recalibrate momentum for the Coalition ahead of future contests.
Ley's exit sets the stage for a four-way contest in Farrar.

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Liberal party opens door to government-funded vouchers for nannies, au pairs and grandparents as part of childcare reform.
The policy is part of a broader debate as Labor pushes a universal childcare model.
Experts warn vouchers could raise prices and widen gaps in care quality.
Advocates fear expansion of unregulated services may increase fraud risks.
The policy reflects internal Liberal dynamics and Grassroots influence within the party.
Supporters hope the policy could appeal to younger voters ahead of the next election.
Australian safety scandals in 2025 frame opposition concerns over standards.
The Parliamentary Budget Office previously costed an income-splitting policy at about $12.4 billion.
Australia-wide discussion ties to tax incentives seen in Hungary and France.
Opposition argues the current system does not offer enough flexibility for families with complex needs.

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Angus Taylor called the camp group Isis sympathisers during a combative press conference.
Taylor urged a values-based and belief-based test on who may be allowed into Australia.
The detention camp is home to 34 women and children linked to slain or jailed IS fighters.
The Greens criticized Taylor for using children as political pawns.
Australian officials acknowledge limited options to prevent the group’s return.

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