Новый «зеленый» камешек в ботинке Албо

Parliament is back in session, and there’s a new Greens leader on the scene to cause trouble for Anthony Albanese. Crikey’s politics reporter Anton Nilsson and journalist Tina Quinn discuss how Labor’s agenda is holding up against attacks from all sides. Plus, Josh Frydenberg’s incredible comeback story gets better every time, and how the scourge of “drops” to favourable journalists weakens the media and lets politicians off scot-free. 00:00 Introduction 01:03 Digital Duty of Care Bill and the Liberal Party’s picky relationship with “free speech” 08:00 America’s “extraordinary” intervention in Australian tech legislation 13:00 Can Labor and David Shoebridge get along? 23:20 Will Angus Taylor’s “war on small business” attack lay a glove on Labor? 25:22 (Another) great Josh Frydenberg comeback story 32:04 The scourge of political drops and “horse race journalism” Want to ask us a question? Send an email to letters@crikey.com.au or contact us using the secure methods detailed here: https://www.crikey.com.au/tip-off-cri... Subscribe to Crikey now to get 60% off your annual subscription! https://campaigns.crikey.com.au/subsc... READ MORE ‘Addicted to drops’: Insiders spill on why Australian media is silent on One Nation’s press ban https://www.crikey.com.au/2026/10/07/... ‘People are human’: David Shoebridge on leadership rival tensions, a Labor alliance, and the Greens’ future https://www.crikey.com.au/2026/10/02/... Debt-king Josh Frydenberg was a terrible treasurer — but he’s right on GST https://www.crikey.com.au/2026/10/13/...