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SYDNEY, April 16 — Australia Prime Minister Scott Morrison said today he would seek to establish an anti-corruption watchdog if re-elected next month, hitting out at the opposition Labour’s plan. Ahead of the May 21 general election, Morrison has come under pressure from Labour to set up a...

SYDNEY, April 16 — Australia Prime Minister Scott Morrison said today he would seek to establish an anti-corruption watchdog if re-elected next month, hitting out at the opposition Labour’s plan.

“The reason why Scott Morrison doesn’t have a national anti-corruption commission is sitting on his front bench,” Albanese said, campaigning in far north Queensland. In a campaign that has focussed on wages and inflation, polls this week showed Albanese’s centre-left Labour ahead of Morrison’s conservative Liberal-National Party coalition, even as they showed the prime minister extending his lead as the country’s preferred leader.

 

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