澳大利亚总理安东尼·阿尔巴尼斯在其第二任期内继续依靠社交媒体和影响者营销来开展政治传播。1澳大利亚工党在2025年大选中以压倒性胜利赢得选举,这在一定程度上得益于精明的社交媒体活动。1阿尔巴尼斯与拥有300万粉丝的喜剧播客组合"Swag on the Beat"合作,并参加各类播客节目。1自赢得选举以来,他在TikTok上发布了267次内容。1
这一策略反映了当前澳大利亚的媒体消费趋势。1根据数字新闻报告澳大利亚2026,56%的澳大利亚人使用社交媒体获取新闻,43%的澳大利亚新闻消费者从创作者和影响者处获取新闻。1民主我们的信息流报告也发现,63%的参与者表示影响者内容对他们的影响最大。1
然而,这种策略也引发了争议。1阿尔巴尼斯在7月份于播客"Bush Deep"上的出现引起了批评,其中包括关于日本首相和甜瓜礼物的讨论,阿尔巴尼斯随后为此道歉。1
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has continued to leverage social media and influencer marketing as a central component of his political communication strategy during his second term, capitalizing on tactics that contributed to the Australian Labor Party's decisive victory in the 2025 election 1. His approach includes collaborations with comedy podcast collectives, appearances on various podcast programs, and regular content creation across digital platforms. Since winning the election, Albanese has posted 267 times on TikTok 1, demonstrating a sustained commitment to reaching voters through social channels.
The strategy reflects broader audience trends in Australia, where 56% of Australians use social media to consume news 1, and 43% of news consumers specifically obtain information from content creators and influencers 1. Research indicates that 63% of survey participants identified influencer content as having the greatest impact on their views 1. Notably, Albanese partnered with the comedy podcast collective "Swag on the Beat," which boasts 3 million followers 1, expanding his reach among younger and digitally engaged demographics.
However, the approach has recently encountered setbacks. An appearance on the podcast "Bush Deep" in July sparked sustained criticism and prompted an apology from Albanese himself 1, highlighting the risks inherent in informal digital engagement for political leaders. These incidents underscore the tension between maintaining an accessible, relatable public persona through social media and avoiding missteps that can generate controversy.
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