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Jess Wilson. A woman with a blonde bob smiles at the camera outdoors, with trees softly blurred in the background.

✓ The Sydney Morning HeraldPower & Policy

Wilson guarantees Victoria's abortion laws won't change

Opposition Leader Jess Wilson said the Coalition will keep Victoria's abortion laws as they are. She was responding to a Labor scare campaign.

Why it mattersAbortion is a major issue in Victoria's November 28 election. Labor is using it to scare voters about what a new government might do.

AustraliaVictorian voters face an election in November where abortion access is now a key political dividing line, directly affecting healthcare and women's reproductive rights.

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Platform 2 at Euroa railway station, showing the heritage cream-and-maroon station building, a blue station name sign, tactile-edged platform, and tracks stretching into the distan

✓ Acm BordermailPower & Policy

Two outsiders challenge North East Nationals MP in Euroa race

Steve Campbell (One Nation) and Alysia Regan (Greens) will challenge sitting Nationals member Annabelle Cleeland for Euroa in November.

Why it mattersRegional voters will decide whether to keep their current member or vote for a challenger from outside their electorate.

File image: Australian parliament chamber with politicians seated in parliamentary debate

✓ ThenightlyPower & Policy

Hastie wages open war on One Nation while Wilson takes a softer line

Hastie commits to direct combat with One Nation; Wilson pursues indirect pressure on policies.

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