Sky News Paul Murray says the “honeymoon is over,” and Australians are receiving a hard lesson in Labor’s “Albonomics”.
“We also are getting another lesson in Albonomics, which, of course, is say whatever you can to win an election and then who cares after it,” Mr Murray said.
“The media says he’s the greatest Prime Minister of all time – the polls keep going up until now where even the Channel Nine newspapers are saying the honeymoon is over.”
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