The Race
News Corp journalists report from the Australian federal election campaign 2016 as Liberal PM Malcolm Turnbull and Labor’s leader in opposition Bill Shorten, their ministers, MPs and candidates go head-to-head on the issues affecting the vote. We also talk to members of the public about what they want from their elected representatives and what will swing their vote.
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Bill Shorten’s address of the ongoing Medi-scare campaign
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Medicare scare campaign
Malcolm Turnbull heads to Cairns as the election draws near
Malcolm Turnbull Hands Over Native Land
The murder of MP Jo Cox and the PM’s dinner date Sheikh Shady Alsuleiman dominate the day’s agenda
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