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Anthony Albanese was a long way from PM when as a party official he was sent to sort out an internal Labor Party dispute in the 1994 mayoral election at Leichhardt Council. Film-makers Bob Connolly and Robin Anderson captured the moment Albanese shut down their otherwise access-all-areas cameras
Anthony Albanese was a long way from PM when as a party official he was sent to sort out an internal Labor Party dispute in the 1994 mayoral election at Leichhardt Council. Film-makers Bob Connolly and Robin Anderson captured the moment Albanese shut down their otherwise access-all-areas cameras
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