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Voters have issued a huge blow to both Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton in shock new findings.

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Former prime minister Julia Gillard was joined by a drag queen singing John Farnham’s anthem “The Voice” to launch the official Yes23 campaign in London early Thursday morning Sydney time.

Former prime minister Julia Gillard was joined by a drag queen singing John Farnham’s anthem “The Voice” to launch the official Yes23 campaign in London early Thursday morning Sydney time.

Julia Gillard is remembered for her misogyny speech, her rivalry with Kevin Rudd, the NDIS and much more. What is her legacy, 10 years on?