The sun has set on the third day has arrived for the election campaign, Labor has been promoting a promise to modernise Medicare and boost urgent care clinics while the Coalition is providing $250 million to domestic refineries in Brisbane and Geelong.
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This morning Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese was in Melbourne while Prime Minister Scott Morrison was in Sydney but it's expected both will be moving around quite soon.
Our politics and public service team has been on the road travelling with Mr Morrison and Mr Albanese as they seek to secure votes across the country.
Catch up on all the developments from today as Australians decide who will lead the parliament and the nation for the next three years.
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Olivia Ireland
Olivia is a reporter for the Canberra Times. She has covered federal politics and public sector, court and crime, local news, arts, education and business. Olivia started as an intern in August 2021 and began her career with the Times after completing her studies in November 2021.
Olivia is a reporter for the Canberra Times. She has covered federal politics and public sector, court and crime, local news, arts, education and business. Olivia started as an intern in August 2021 and began her career with the Times after completing her studies in November 2021.
