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Albanese and Dutton have just gained something they both desperately need

Labor offers platitudes; the Liberals offer complaints. They should use the extra time they now have to offer Australia more ideas.

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Peter Dutton (right) has maintained a small edge over Anthony Albanese as preferred prime minister.

Albanese and Dutton have just gained something they both desperately need

Labor offers platitudes; the Liberals offer complaints. They should use the extra time they now have to offer Australia more ideas.

  • by David Crowe

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