As featured on The Aus: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese wasn’t the only Aussie playing a starring role at the UK Labour conference in Liverpool this week, as Evan Moorhead’s Anacta lobbying outfit spent big to rival Albo’s own profile among the British comrades.

Albo’s election magician Paul Erickson was also in Liverpool, we’re told, extending his own victory lap beyond Australian shores. As was the ever-present Wayne Swan, though nobody knows why. Even Julia Gillard popped in, we hear.

As featured in The Post: Imagine, as a business owner or the leader of a political party, being able to interview a focus group, including with specific follow-up questions, and then have a summary of findings - all within the space of a few hours.

That's exactly what David Talbot, a director of Talbot Mills Research has done, and the AI technology - which only became possible less than two years ago - has proven so useful he’s in the process of commercialising it and selling it around the world.

As featured on the Australian Financial Review: Labor MPs believe the Albanese government is within striking distance of holding all four federal seats in Western Australia it won from the Liberals at the last election, after the party delivered yet another thumping to the opposition at a state election over the weekend.

Talbot Mills Research’s David Talbot said WA Labor’s win was even more impressive because of the global trend against incumbent governments.