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Assembly polls campaigning shows politicians lacking direction

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Elections are underway in five states. Unfortunately, the campaign has not thrown up any new political idea. We have witnessed an unsurprising playbook of easy populism, personal attacks and name-calling. National elections are just a few months away and our politicians continue to display a debilitating lack of new direction.

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