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  1. A fundraising war has erupted between political rivals, with One Nation targeting Anthony Albanese's electorate while Labor seeks donations to counter One Nation's gains.
  2. An anti-Labor campaign is targeting the base of rival political parties.
  3. Campaigning for the Victorian State Election is underway, involving policy discussions and the need to form a future Liberal administration.
  4. Labor and the Liberal-National Coalition face electoral hostility in the Victorian State Election, driven by social inequality and spending cuts.

Victorian Election Uncertainty Slows Property Market Activity

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 29
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A mass auction of properties failed to attract a single bid on October 8. The owner of the Koetong Hotel suggested that buyers are waiting for the outcome of the Victorian state election. The owner noted that buyers are concerned about political parties discussing the scrapping of land tax in Victoria.

From bordermail.com.au

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The property market is showing reduced activity, with analysis indicating the number of auctions was at its lowest since 2020, despite spring traditionally being a busy period. This hesitation is linked to political discussions regarding land tax.

Labor and the Liberal-National Coalition face electoral hostility in the Victorian State Election, driven by social inequality and spending cuts.

From bordermail.com.au

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