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Politicians keenly wait for outcome with federal election on the horizon

By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Published : Oct. 19, 2024 - 13:13

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There’s just one week until Queenslanders head to the polls, and politicians in Canberra are keenly watching the outcome. Many of the issues front of mind for sunshine state residents resonate on a national level. So, with a federal election on the cards for next year, both the Prime Minister and Federal Opposition leader have been actively campaigning with their Queensland counterparts.

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