If the first leaders debate last night was anything to go by, the election is set to be a close contest.  

Albo came out with a slim win, in what’s been called quite a civil and polite affair. But according to some of the 100 undecided voters the two leaders spoke to, they said a lot of words, but not a lot was said. 

But hawk-eyed viewers might have noticed a few little intricacies – maybe like the way they were referring to each other by their first names. 

Body language expert, Katia Loisel takes us through the what to look for when watching our politicians. 

If the first leaders debate last night was anything to go by, the election is set to be a close contest.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Albo came out with a slim win, in what&rsquo;s been called quite a civil and polite affair. But according to some of the 100 undecided voters the two leaders spoke to, they said a lot of words, but not a lot was said.&nbsp;
But hawk-eyed viewers might have noticed a few little intricacies &ndash; maybe like the way they were referring to each other by their first names.&nbsp;
Body language expert, Katia Loisel takes us through the what to look for when watching our politicians.&nbsp;

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If you enjoyed listening to The West Live for your daily news fix, then come and join us over on The Nightly Five.  Host Ben O’Shea continues to deliver punchy news and analysis, in a new podcast to get you in front of tomorrow’s news today!  Subscribe on your favourite podcast player and visit the <a href="https://thenightly.com.au">thenightly.com.au</a>

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