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ACT Labor launches official election campaign

By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Published : Sept. 15, 2024 - 10:12

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The country's most senior Labor member - the Prime Minister - joined a sea of red in Canberra today, as the ACT Labor party launched its official election campaign. It came with promises of more housing and a new pool in the city centre, but after six terms in office, only time will tell whether it'll be enough to convince more than just the party faithful that Labor's still up to the job.

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