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Last night we watched as Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese went head to head in the first leaders' debate of the election.
Both leaders faced questions from a panel of 100 undecided voters, ranging from the economy, nursing in aged care and the need for a federal integrity commission.
During the debate, Morrison won on the government's economic handling during the pandemic and recent budget turnaround while Labor took out the win for aged care reform and funding the NDIS.
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Video via Sky News.
Of the voters in the room, 40 percent backed the opposition leader while 35 percent thought the prime minister had the better night. However, 25 percent still remained undecided.
In case you missed it, here are the four biggest takeaways from the debate.
1. Aged care reform dominated discussion.
Aged care reform was one of big topics raised during the debate, with Labor calling for nurses to be stationed 24/7 in aged care facilities, along with better nutrition and care for residents.
When asked about how the nursing workforce would be supported in aged care, Albanese said there was a critical need for more nurses to be trained up.