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Anthony Albanese says he 'left nothing on the field' as voters head to the polls

Published 21 May 2022, 4:03 am
Opposition leader Anthony Albanese has cast his vote in Sydney, at Marrickville Town Hall. He said regardless of who Australians vote for, he wants the country to be united. "My message is I want to represent all Australians. I want to unite the country," he said.
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