$8.4bn higher: PM attacks Albo’s costings
Scott Morrison has attacked Labor’s budget deficits over the next four years of almost $232bn – about $8.4bn higher than promised by the Coalition.
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Albo says election is his ‘grand final; PM’s miracle win hope
Anthony Albanese has likened himself to a footy team captain, saying the election is his grand final, after Scott Morrison declared he can win a second ‘miracle’ term.
Outsiders battle for seat of Parramatta
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