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When a confident Bill Shorten fronted the media on the morning of May 18 all signs pointed to the then-Labor leader becoming the nation's next prime minister. But then he didn't. Six months on, the official post-mortem into what went wrong for the party has been released. So what did go wrong for Labor? Was it all Shorten's fault? And why did the report have to be redrafted to be less critical of the former opposition leader? Join Canberra Bureau Chief Tom O'Brien and Political Reporter Trudy McIntosh as they dissect the Labor review and discuss the week that was.  For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy