The seat of Warringah, on Sydney’s northern beaches, has never been marginal and has always been held for the conservative side of politics. Nevertheless, it’s likely to be one of the most watched seats in the coming federal campaign because the Labor party, the Greens, and, it seems, a handful of Liberals want to discredit the local MP, former PM Tony Abbott, by driving him out of federal parliament.
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