In two weeks, the Albanese government will have been in office for four full years. Four years. A presidential term in America. A World Cup cycle. An Olympics cycle. Long enough to grow a human child from scratch. And what a glorious stewardship of the Australian economy it has been. When Labor took the keys to the executive wing, official interest rates sat at 0.85 per cent. Today they are 4.35 per cent. That is a 3.5 percentage increase. Gover…
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