Prank signs turn up outside the PM's place
Prank signs appeared outside the Prime Minister's home this week, the stunt aimed at Anthony Albanese and his reported $4.3 million house.
Prank signs appeared outside the Prime Minister's home this week. The stunt was aimed squarely at Anthony Albanese and his reported $4.3 million house.
The politics of a postcode
A leader's house should be a non-story, and usually it is. It only becomes a target when opponents think the price tag clashes with the cost-of-living message a government is selling.
Stunts like this are cheap, quick, and built for sharing. They rarely change a policy, but they plant a picture, and pictures stick around longer than press releases.
Albanese will shrug it off in public. In private, his team knows a sign at the front gate is the kind of thing that travels whether anyone wants it to or not.
Compiled from Australian news reports.
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