BREAKING: New PM Anthony Albanese says he wants to unite Australia after winning the election

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Australia’s Labor Party leader Anthony Albanese has said he wants to unite the country after leading the opposition to power for the first time since 2007.

He made his comments after Scott Morrison conceded defeat in the election, ending almost a decade of conservative rule.

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