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In this bulletin, votes from the weekend's federal election continue to be counted, the search for Labor's next leader continues and the AFL admits more work is needed to stamp out racism.

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Evening News Bulletin 19 March 2026.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will give a speech in support of Australian Automotive Industry.
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