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Australian women will soon face a significant decision. In the coming weeks, they’ll help decide the next Prime Minister of Australia.
With the election on the horizon, we have invited both Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and the Opposition Leader Peter Dutton onto No Filter to speak directly to you.
The conversation you’re about to hear isn’t only about politics and policy positions. It’s also about the man behind the politics, the person who is asking you to put your trust in them.
Listen to our conversation with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, here.
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Host: Kate Langbroek
Guest: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese
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