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1 month ago | brisbanetimes.com.au | Nick Newling |Michael Koziol |Alex Ellinghausen

By Millie MuroiAlbanese has arrived at the country’s largest sporting venue for the last day of the election. While the stands of the Melbourne Cricket Ground are empty for his breakfast TV appearances, Albanese will be hoping to kick with the wind in the final quarter. Victoria is the fifth state in the prime minister’s six-state blitz over just three days. He will be in Sydney later today to join Australians at the ballot box.

1 month ago | theage.com.au | Angus Delaney |Nick Newling |James Massola |Tammy Mills

Key posts1 of 3 9.08amPM’s childhood ambitionYesterday Albanese was given a rock star welcome from primary school students in Perth. Today he reflected on what his dream job was as a schoolboy was. 9.03amWolahan says opponent would be an ‘excellent’ MP By Angus DelaneyLiberal MP Keith Wolahan has given his Labor opponent a surprising endorsement and said he would make an “excellent member” for the seat of Menzies.

1 month ago | brisbanetimes.com.au | Angus Delaney |Nick Newling |James Massola |Mike Foley

By Nick NewlingDeputy Prime Minister Richard Marles has responded to revelations that the father of Jerome Laxale, MP for the ultra-marginal north Sydney seat of Bennelong, made homophobic comments towards a Liberal Party volunteer. “Obviously that was an unacceptable comment. Jerome, our member for Bennelong, has dealt with it. It was unfortunate but he’s dealt with it,” Marles said on Nine’s Today.

1 month ago | watoday.com.au | Angus Delaney |Nick Newling |James Massola |Mike Foley

SaveNormal text sizeLarger text sizeVery large text sizeKey postsHide key postsPM on the attack in BrisbaneBy James MassolaAlbanese begins the final day of the election campaign on the offensive, with an early morning visit to the Brisbane seat of Longman.

1 month ago | brisbanetimes.com.au | Angus Delaney |Nick Newling |Mike Foley |Tony Wright

By Mike FoleyDutton is launching into an early start on his last full day of campaigning, visiting the Adelaide Produce Market. He’s campaigning in Makin, a safe Labor seat, with Liberal candidate Irena Zagladov. While the chances of winning this seat are slim, the aim of this visit is to get Dutton’s faces splashed across media today and tomorrow as voters head to the polls. Expect to see the Coalition Leader popping up on all sides of the continent in the next 24 hours.