Too close to call in Australia
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SYDNEY - In their final confrontation before next Saturday's general election, Paul Keating, the Australian Prime Minister, and John Hewson, the opposition leader, last night conducted a national television debate, writes Robert Milliken.
Two opinion polls showing a swing back to the ruling Labor Party in key marginal seats confirm indications that up to one-fifth of voters have not made up their minds.
One poll yesterday in the Sun-Herald, a Sydney newspaper, gave the government 50.4 per cent.
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