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Albanese and Dutton Make Final Push as Federal Election Nears

On the last full day of campaigning, both leaders target key seats with contrasting messages on education, healthcare, and cost-of-living relief.

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton at a produce market in Adelaide. Picture AAP
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After five tiring weeks on the campaign trail, what have voters learned about Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton?

Overview

  • Prime Minister Anthony Albanese campaigns in Brisbane, highlighting Labor's fee-free TAFE policy and Medicare commitments in marginal seats like Longman.
  • Opposition Leader Peter Dutton intensifies his 28-seat campaign blitz, including visits to safe Labor seats like Makin to maximize visibility before polling day.
  • Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles criticizes the involvement of Exclusive Brethren volunteers and condemns homophobic remarks linked to a Labor MP’s family member.
  • Samantha Marshall, granddaughter of former PM Malcolm Fraser, endorses independent Alex Dyson in Wannon, citing a departure from traditional Liberal values.
  • With more than two million early votes already cast, high early turnout and volatile polling signal uncertainty despite Labor's narrow lead.