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Payman and Hanson are right. Albanese should forget the king rat

Payman and Hanson say their offices are under-resourced as parliamentary staff report heavy workloads and rising mental health pressures, according to the PWSS.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
The two women have formed an unlikely alliance to try and pressure the prime minister to change his mind. Here’s why it’s not working.

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Payman and Hanson are right. Albanese should forget the king rat

The two women have formed an unlikely alliance to try and pressure the prime minister to change his mind. Here’s why it’s not working.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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