US EditionAustralia’s Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton in a prime ministerial battle that's been decades in the making
- Anthony Albanese criticized his opponent Peter Dutton, emphasizing the importance of Australia's universal healthcare system as a symbol of fairness in society.
- Albanese is facing a pivotal election, where a loss could end his nearly 30-year political career, while Dutton needs to win seats in Victoria to capitalize on his leadership position.
- In the current electoral map, Labor holds 78 seats compared to the Coalition's 57, with the Coalition needing 18 more seats to achieve a majority.
- Peter Dutton warned that another Labor government will lead to lasting setbacks and claimed Australians are increasingly concerned about crime and division in their communities due to the Voice referendum.
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Leaning Left5Leaning Right4Center2Last UpdatedBias Distribution45% Left
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