Victorian election campaign launch LIVE updates: Ben Carroll and Jess Wilson kick off Labor and Liberal campaigns ahead of 28 November
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Welcome to our rolling live coverage of the campaign launches for the Victorian state election, now under two weeks away.
About 250 volunteers, MPs, power brokers and party faithful have filed into the Kellaway Community Centre in Moonee Ponds for Labor’s campaign launch.
Premier Ben Carroll and his deputy Gabrielle Williams will address the crowd, as they try to defy dire opinion polls pointing to a heavy defeat on November 28.
Deputy prime minister Richard Marles is here. So are former Labor premiers Steve Bracks and John Brumby.
Organisers are handing out signs trumpeting the key planks of Labor’s election platform: free dental; capping tolls and public transport; more police, and “fighting for working people”.
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