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The new normal in politics is anything but

4 February 2019

7:19 AM

4 February 2019

7:19 AM

Within the first six months of the year, voters in New South Wales are likely to go to the polls twice: first, to elect a new state government in March; and then, probably in May, to elect a new federal government.

It sounds like business as normal as the two main political parties prepare to vie for our votes and preferences.

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