Coalition isn't as strong on economic management and national security as it says

Crispin Hull
April 12 2022 - 5:25am
Prime Minister Scott Morrison at Air Affairs Australia's advanced manufacturing centre in South Nowra. The government has been caught wasting millions in grants to marginal seats - but shows no sign of stopping. Picture: James Croucher
Prime Minister Scott Morrison at Air Affairs Australia's advanced manufacturing centre in South Nowra. The government has been caught wasting millions in grants to marginal seats - but shows no sign of stopping. Picture: James Croucher

If this election is to be about economic management and national security - the Coalition's supposed strengths - voters should question what those things mean, and whether the Coalition does them well or even just better than the other lot.

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Crispin Hull

Crispin Hull

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Crispin Hull is a former editor of The Canberra Times and a regular columnist.

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