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Every weekday, we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

Australians head to the polls tomorrow to elect their parliament.

The country is impatient with its political class.

It's had five prime ministers in the past decade.

One way to tackle that malaise is to keep a leader in place long enough to get some big ideas pushed through.

In part, because of Australia's compulsory voting, its elections are very much a community affair,

bringing neighbors and families together at the ballot box.

But perhaps the most unifying feature of voting day for many there is the democracy sausage.

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