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Apr 2022
22m 53s

A political campaign fit for the times, ...

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Labor is making itself a small target while the government fights internal battles in public. At a time of multiple crises – the Covid pandemic, the climate crisis, war in Ukraine – will either party pitch a vision to win the hearts and minds of Australian voters this election? In this episode of Full Story, Gabrielle Jackson speaks to Lenore Taylor and Mike ... Show More
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