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In fact it was also four per cent in 2008. Mr Morrison falsely claimed the unemployment rate has hit a 50-year-low. it came down from 5.7 per cent when we were first elected.' 'The unemployment rate I'm happy to say is 4 per cent. Ms Todorovic admitted there had been some lingering shock among those at the press conference but said to his credit the Labor leader had 'bounced back'.Īsked the same questions, he said: '0.1 per cent is the cash rate, it's been there for some time. 'At the end of the day when the interest rate hikes up in June, that will affect millions and millions of Australians, so I'm pretty sure that a lot of them would like to know that the Prime Minister of the country, if that's Anthony Albanese, Scott Morrison or whoever else, has these answers and he certainly isn't the first leader of a political party to not get these figures right.' 'You could say it was a gotcha moment, but it wasn't intended to be. 'The cash rate hasn't changed since 2020 and for someone who is campaigning to be the alternative Prime Minister, I feel like Anthony Albanese should have had this on a cheat card in his notes,' Ms Todorovic told The Project on Monday night. Ten News political reporter Stela Todorovic, who twice asked Mr Albanese to name the cash rate, denied her 'straightforward' question had been a 'gotcha' moment. Mr Howard incorrectly answered: 'It's 6.25 per cent', with his Labor rival Kevin Rudd answering the question correctly nominating 6.5 per cent later the same night. Mr Howard was being interviewed on A Current Affair before the poll in 2007 when he was asked the reserve bank's official rate. So what?' the former Liberal party leader said.Īnthony Albanese (pictured on Monday) could not name the national unemployment rate or the cash rate during a disastrous first press conference of the election campaign 'Is that a serious question? Okay, well Anthony Albanese didn't know the unemployment rate. John Howard emphatically defended Mr Albanese's blunder when approached by reporters later in the day, perhaps reminded of his own pre-election gaffe in 2007. I'm not sure what it is,' the leader stumbled. Later that day, reporters pressed Mr Albanese on what the national employment rate was which the Labor leader tried to guess but got it wrong. When asked what the cash rate the opposition leader dodged the question by saying: 'We can do the old Q and A over 50 different figures'.

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Mr Albanese was asked the seemingly straightforward questions during press conferences held on the first full day of the election campaign on Monday. John Howard has surprisingly defended Anthony Albanese after he failed to recall what Australia's national employment or cash rate is, as the reporter who initially stumped the Labor Leader speaks out on the scandal.