Albanese ignites Labor’s national conference in Adelaide with a bold push to outmaneuver One Nation, pledging concrete solutions to cost-of-living woes and long-term challenges to win back voters tired of empty rhetoric. New policies include expanded paid placements for health students, a federal industrial court for wage disputes, mandatory super for under-18s, and an AI taskforce for workplace safety. Treasury and housing ministers warn One Nation’s populist appeal masks harmful agendas, while Labor reaffirms its role as the sensible center. The event also honored late strategist Tim Picton with a new scholarship in his name, as delegates debated economic and climate priorities — including a shelved gas export tax.
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