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Albanese pledges to further reduce migration as third poll puts One Nation in lead
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Albanese pledges to further reduce migration as third poll puts One Nation in lead

After politicians from all sides condemned billboards portraying Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan as a witch, Albanese made an impassioned request for media outlets to stop portraying politicians in a personal manner.

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