When is the next leaders’ debate? How and where to Watch Albanian v Dutton
Leaders’ Debate on ABC – Wednesday April 16 at 8pm Aest
Next Wednesday, The ABC will host a leaders’ debate From its new parramatta site – the first to be held in an abc studio since 1993.
The ABC will choosse the topics and questions, with the event moderated by the insiders host, David Speers.
Following a more traditional debate style, Albanian and Dutton will each present opening and closing remarks, and be granted equal time to respond to questions.
The debate will be broadcast free on abc TV, Iview, ABC Radio and the ABC Listen App.
What else is coming up?
The campaigns are in talks to arrange additional debates between Albanian and Dutton before 3 May.
In March the Liberal Party’s Federal Director, Andrew Hirst, proposed four debates to Labor’s National Secretary, Paul Erickson.
Erickson replied by proposing three events-including the Now-Confirmed ABC debate, and one at the National Press Club.
Asked Early in March if he would engage in four debates against Dutton, Albanian said the schedule would be “negotiated by national secretaries” but confirmed he “would be happy to” participate in a third debate at the press club.
During the 2022 Federal Election, there were Three Leaders’ Debates.
What debates have there already been?
Albanian and Dutton Debate Energy, Health, Tax Policies and more at the first leaders’ debate hosted by Sky News on Tuesday April 8.
Albanian, who accused Dutton or “Gaslighting” Australians on Key Liberal Policies, was voted the winner In a poll of 100 undecided voters, Winning 44 Votes to Dutton’s 35 – While 21 People remained undecided.
The Next Evening, On Wednesday, Chalmers and Taylor Talked All Things Economics In A second televised debate hosted by Sky News, with discussion of the march budget, nuclear reactors, energy prices and more.
Chalmers took aim at the coalition more broadly, saying the party was “full of these kind of dog-y sycophants who have hitched their wagon to American-style slogans and policies”, while taylor argued chalmers were overseeing a “Lost decade” and criticized labor.
On Thursday, Bowen, The Minister for Climate Change and Energy, with Shadow Minister O’Brien at the National Press Club to Debate Power, Nuclear and Renewable Energy Policies.
Bowen Began by Saying Australia was at a “fork in the road when it comes to energy and climate” while a Climate protester immediately derailed O’Brien’s opening remarks. He went on to agree with his labor counterpart that the country was at a turning point, but claimed labor was touing a policy that was “all eggs in one basket”.