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The Liberals are increasingly concerned the safe suburban Melbourne seat of Deakin could fall to Labor.

The Liberals are increasingly concerned the safe suburban Melbourne seat of Deakin could fall the other way when votes are counted.

Incumbent MP Michael Sukkar is under increasing pressure from Labor’s Shireen Morris, with recent opinion polls showing the seat is on a knife's edge. The concerns come following the Victorian state election, where comparable state seats experienced a massive swing away from the Liberal Party. Image: News Corp Australia

 

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BridgetOFlynn I’m moving to Melbourne....

so what will happen with Sukkar lying on the qualifications check-list? He is still Norwegian. NorwayinAU hasn't confirmed he has renounced his Norwegian citizenship. Will sky ask or you cant upset your party members

Given all the issues in VIC, how could any person vote labour? It stagers me.

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