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Liberal Party member disputes Albanese's tennis score at Lodge charity match

Joseph Daoud alleged the Prime Minister was awarded points after double faults and questioned umpiring decisions.

Why it mattersThe accusation aired a political dispute in an unusual way, drawing attention to tensions between Labor and its critics.

AustraliaA minor moment in Australian political theatre, but it highlighted friction between the Prime Minister and vocal business opponents.

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