This Week:

Labor and the Liberals officially launch their campaigns.

Peter Dutton’s son Harry speaks for the average worker.

Shadow Minister for Education Sarah Henderson wants to gut Free TAFE.

And Jacinta Nampijinpa Price wants to Make Australia Great Again, but not like that. Obviously. 

Stephen Donnely, Jessie McCrone, and David Feeney have a lot to cover this week. 

They are joined by Victorian State Correspondent for Guardian Australia, Benita Kolovos, who gives a journo’s-eye-view of life on the campaign trail. 

Plus your listener nominations!

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