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Canning voters mightn't like him, but Abbott's heading back there anyway

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imageTony Abbott's central conundrum is Treasurer Joe Hockey, who hasn't successfully sold the economic and budgetary messages.Sam Mooy/AAP

Tony Abbott will be back in Canning this weekend for his third visit. Far from Labor claims that he would distance himself from the byelection, he is putting himself on the line. That’s despite the fact that...

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