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Politics podcast: Canning byelection special

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imageThe campaigning is building up for the byelection in Canning on September 19.Rebecca Le May/AAP

Michelle Grattan spent two days this week in Canning, Western Australia, where campaigning is building up for the byelection on September 19.

The Liberal Party currently holds the seat by a margin of about 12%. Its former member was Don Randall, who died...

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