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Labor extends poll lead beyond 53-47

  • Written by: The Conversation

Both major parties have had members involved in expenses scandals over the last week. Although these scandals would usually result in a “pox on both your houses” effect, this time Labor has been the clear beneficiary, perhaps because Bronwyn Bishop’s expenses were perceived to be so outrageous. Here is this week’s poll...

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