Albanese and Dutton face in the first dispute

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faced their first disputes in the first disputes with Peter Dutton May 3 federal election voting.

Tuesday night discussion and Daily Telegraph, organized by Sky News and Daily Telegraph, and the two leaders also dominated the tariffs of the US President Donald Trump.

The survey of opinions predicted a delicate margin between the Albanian Labor Party and the Dutton Liberal Party or forecasted the possibility of independent deputies or small parties to form the next government.

Albanese was announced by Sky News by SKY News after voting by 100 ungodly voters who provide night questions.

The discussion took a difficult time with the value of the host listeners, according to ABC News, most of the audience raised their hands.

Dutton said that Albanese brought the inflation, and abc, according to ABC, reduced their wages, and added.

The two candidates were asked if a possible interruption and a possible interruption in the excise tax of fuel.

How to respond to Trump’s tariffs was the first question of the night. Albanese responded to “the country is not better ready for” than Australia due to their efforts.

“Of course, so we will not apply fares to US goods in the United States, we will continue to look for a better deal for Australia, for Australia,” he said.

Dutton pointed out the experience of negotiations with the first Trump government.

“The Prime Minister of the Day should be able to harm us and protect our country against those who are trying to harm us, and the ability to stand against the bullets,” he said.