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Politics
William Ton

Housing and crime as parties sharpen election pitches

WA Premier Roger Cook says he is confident the federal government has the situation under control. (Richard Wainwright/AAP PHOTOS)

Chinese warships lurking off Western Australia's coast have prompted the state's premier to urge voters to stay the course, as leaders make further promises ahead of election day.

Party leaders have been out spruiking election pledges ahead of polling day on Saturday as Chinese warships navigating around Australia reach the state's waters.

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