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Australia faces a dual crisis: stagnant productivity threatening economic prosperity, and a foreign policy gamble that risks undermining relationships and national values. The political discourse reveals deep divisions over how best to stimulate growth—whether through structural reforms, labor policies, or international diplomacy. As policymakers grapple with these challenges, the need for clear, pragmatic leadership becomes ever more apparent—one that prioritizes measurable productivity gains and prudent foreign relations over populist or superficial gestures.