The (spin) doctor is in: the Albanese government is in good health, but that could all vanish in an instant | Peter Lewis

A clean bill of health is only ever temporary. It’s critical Labor continues to test its thinking both inside the party and the broader community

As the Albanese government approaches the midpoint of its second term and following last week’s gathering of its constituent parts, it’s time to submit it to a health check. While I’m nothing but a humble spin doctor, I’m here to offer my diagnosis.

In a time of global instability and political turbulence, Labor presents with strong vitals – a commanding majority and stable posture. Since its last public examination there have been no catastrophic incidents demanding major surgery.

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