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Prime minister Scott Morrison cuts the ‘strong economy’ cake while campaigning in Granville in Sydney.Prime minister Scott Morrison cuts the ‘strong economy’ cake while campaigning in Granville in Sydney.
With 25 days down on this election campaign, and 16 to go, we are over the hump and speeding towards polling day. Morrison hit three electorates then flew to Perth; Albanese visited an energy conference, gave a business speech, and will appear on Q&A tonight. With barely two weeks to go, and early voting about to begin, the campaigning pace is quickly increasing, with multiple debates scheduled and electioneering only set to accelerate.Albanese started the day in Sydney, visiting a clean energy expo to inspect electric cars and solar panels. He then gave a tetchy press conference, where he was initially only able to name one point of the six-point Labor plan on the NDIS, which he has proudly spruiked in recent days.
Basically just witnessed Anthony Albanese get bullied at by the press pack, because he couldn't recall his 'six point NDIS plan', retrieving a brief to provide the details, received like two questions about climate policy.
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