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Abbott on the nose in Canning but Liberals a nose in front

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imageAndrew Hastie addresses Liberal volunteers while Tony Abbott looks on.Matt Dawson

Julie Bishop, deputy Liberal leader and the most senior minister from Western Australia, has a special interest in the tough Canning byelection contest. Liberal candidate Andrew Hastie, a former SAS officer, is her “vice-captain’s pick”.

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