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PM eager to take credit for 'bringing down inflation' with interest rate cut

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is hoping for a popularity bounce after Tuesday's interest rate cut, but the Opposition maintains it won't be enough to help struggling families. As a date for the next election looms, billionaire Clive Palmer has committed to a new foray into the parliament, promising to campaign on the same policy platform as Donald Trump.
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