Labor expected to narrowly cling onto Werribee seat
Labor is expected to hold onto its Werribee seat by the skin of its teeth as the shock results of the by-election roll in.
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Manufacturers rip into Albo after collapse of Melbourne glass maker
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Victorians short-changed $1.3bn in super payments
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Dutton lashes Victorian courts for being weak on anti-Semitic attacks
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Labor rolls out welcome mat for families of illegal asylum seekers
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‘He doesn’t deserve to be here’: Call to deport suspected Apex gang member
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‘Keep the date’: Aussies throw their support behind Australia Day
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Tradies offered $10k under Albanese housing push
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