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Chuck Woolery, smooth-talking game show host of 'Love Connection' and 'Scrabble,' dies at 83Chuck Woolery, smooth-talking game show host of 'Love Connection' and 'Scrabble,' dies at 83A live TV panel discussion over new polling on Anthony Albanese had to be abruptly cut short after a Labor and Liberal politician repeatedly spoke over one another. A survey released on Wednesday found voters appear to be turning on the federal Labor government ahead of the election which must be held by May . Almost half of those polled in the Redbridge questionnaire believe Australia is heading in the wrong direction, while one third argued the country is on the right track. When asked about if the government is focused on the right priorities, only six per cent of respondents agreed compared to 52 per cent who disagree or strongly disagreed. The survey also revealed more voters are coming around to the idea of Peter Dutton becoming the next prime minister, showing Australians want a change of leadership. Social Services Minister Amanda Rishworth appeared with shadow finance minister Jane Hume for a weekly panel to discuss the topics of the week so far. After talking about inflation pain potentially set to last until 2030 and wages growth, Sunrise host Nat Barr raised the concerning polling on Mr Albanese. "I know not everyone listens to the polls and not everyone looks at it but when you sit around in cabinet... what do you think about the figures?" the Channel 7 star asked. Ms Rishworth said the only thought on her mind was "helping people with the cost of living", giving an example of the government's push to get more housing. Ms Hume interjected saying: "Where have you been for 2.5 years?" "You've voted against our housing bills. Blocking our cost of living measures. Fought against our energy price measures. Everything we've done, the Liberal Party have fought against it," the Social Services Minister hit back. "You spent a year concentrating on the Voice referendum," Ms Hume added. Barr attempted to stop the two politicians from speaking over one another. The Sunrise host tried to ask Ms Hume a question but was interrupted. "When it comes to the next election, Jane and Nat, my focus will be on the future. It will be..." Ms Rishworth continued before the shadow finance minister interjected. "It's been two-and-a-half-years," Ms Hume said. The Social Services Minister claimed the opposition appeared to have a "sense of arrogance", adding "you think you've got it (the federal election) in the bag". Ms Hume then repeated her two earlier remarks. Barr was visibly frustrated with how the chat panned out and ended the interview. "That was feisty," co-host Matt Shirvington said. The Redbridge poll, conducted for News Corp, also asked whether the standard of living would be better or worse than before COVID-19 for families in five years' time. One third of respondents say they are somewhat or much worse off, while a quarter said they felt no difference and 17 per cent indicated they are "somewhat better". Only five per cent said they are "much better" off. Mr Dutton is also being seen more favourably by voters with just months until millions of Australians head to the polls to decide the 32nd prime minister. Forty per cent say the Opposition Leader is ready for government, with 39 per cent disagreeing. However 21 per cent remain unsure if Mr Dutton is ready. The survey questioned 1,506 people and was conducted between November 13 and 20.