The Australian Senior Writer Troy Bramston says there is an overall sense that momentum is “shifting away” from the Coalition and towards Labor.
Mr Bramston said Liberal ministers have told him they commonly hear about “opposition” to Scott Morrison from members of the public.
“People wanted to see a new prime minister, they’ve had enough of him, there is a mood against him – it is strong, it is out there, it’s being felt by Liberals,” he told Sky News Australia. “I do think there are still some doubts about Labor and about Anthony Albanese even though, I think, most Australians probably want to see a new prime minister and a new government.”
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