The unofficial campaign for next year's election is gaining momentum for both major political parties

Anthony Albanese delivers a speech to Labor supporters at the Wests Ashfield Leagues Club in Sydney, Sun, Dec 5, 2021 (AAP)

Leader of the Opposition Anthony Albanese delivers a speech to Labor supporters at the Wests Ashfield Leagues Club in Sydney, Sunday, December 5, 2021. Source: AAP

It could still be more than five months before the next federal election, but political party leaders are already on the election campaign trail. On Sunday, the Federal Australian Labor Party announced its policy for higher education and skills training.

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Published 7 December 2021 2:46am

Updated 15 August 2022 12:28pm

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It could still be more than five months before the next federal election, but political party leaders are already on the election campaign trail. On Sunday, the Federal Australian Labor Party announced its policy for higher education and skills training.

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