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Australia’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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It may be the unloved v the unelectable. But therein lies a deadly trap for each side

Labor began the 47th Parliament confident Dutton would come across as too narrow and hardline for moderate Australian tastes. Scary even. Now do the times suit him?

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Federal election live: Albo urged to make peace with Donald Trump

Albo and Dutton haven’t even hit the campaign trail, but betting agencies have already set a “clear favourite” as to who will be our next prime minister.

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