Morning everyone. There were signs of determination and desperation in Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton’s fractious final election debate. We assess their performance last night, survey crucial seats up for grabs and look at some big issues that have – so far – barely ranked a mention on the campaign trail.
Meanwhile, the death toll from a SUV ramming attack in Vancouver has risen to 11 – and there are warnings Gaza’s population is on the brink of a new catastrophe as food aid runs dry. Plus: we meet the man helping to keep the world’s busiest railways running from a shed in Melbourne.
