Our political leaders caught making misleading claims: here are some

A comparison diptych shows (left) Australian Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese and (right) Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison during the third leaders' debate at Seven Network Studios

Australian Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese (left) and Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison (right) during the third leaders' debate at Seven Network. Source: AAP Image/Lukas Coch, Mick Tsikas

During the election campaign, voters have been promised a better future by the political parties. However, along the way some inaccurate and sometimes misleading claims have been made by the parties, according to the Australian Associated Press’s publication (AAP) FactCheck.

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Published 19 May 2022 11:50am

Updated 19 May 2022 12:05pm

By Delys Paul

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During the election campaign, voters have been promised a better future by the political parties. However, along the way some inaccurate and sometimes misleading claims have been made by the parties, according to the Australian Associated Press’s publication (AAP) FactCheck.

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Our political leaders caught making misleading claims: here are some

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During the election campaign, voters have been promised a better future by the political parties. However, along the way some inaccurate and sometimes misleading claims have been made by the parties, according to the Australian Associated Press’s publication (AAP) FactCheck.

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During the election campaign, voters have been promised a better future by the political parties. However, along the way some inaccurate and sometimes misleading claims have been made by the parties, according to the Australian Associated Press’s publication (AAP) FactCheck.

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