Sky News Australia reports on Peter Dutton's pledge to remove Labor's Indigenous ambassador due to high spending, alongside a drop in Labor's primary vote linked to inaction on housing and living costs. The report also delves into Sean 'Diddy' Combs' significant influence within the Democrat party.
Peter Dutton vows to axe Labor 's high spending Indigenous ambassador, Labor 's primary vote drops to its lowest level since 2022 over lack of action on housing and cost of living . Plus, Sean ' Diddy ' Combs' powerful influence within the Democrat party.
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