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Politics

Holding back the tide in Victoria’s closest seat

Crikey ·
Holding back the tide in Victoria’s closest seat

With seven weeks until the Victorian state election, things on the ground are heating up.

Crikey went to the state's most tightly held, and hotly contested, seat, to see whether Labor can cling on.

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