Ray Hadley: Polls didn’t look good for Morrison either
Ray Hadley warns Anthony Albanese not to get too confident over his poll lead on Peter Dutton, the run-up to the 2019 federal election didn’t look too favourable to Scott Morrison either.
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Ray Hadley warns Anthony Albanese not to get too confident over his lead on Peter Dutton, the run-up to the 2019 federal election didn’t look too favourable to Scott Morrison either.
The Ray Hadley Midday Show will be available for subscribers during the federal election campaign via dailytelegraph.com.au or the DT APP.
Here is Tuesday’s edition:
Originally published as Ray Hadley: Polls didn’t look good for Morrison either
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