The last week of the Federal election campaign is showing signs of springing to life. A restrained and dour campaign, dominated by a politician who’s not on the ballot paper, has so far lacked any policy heft or depth. The existential  threat to the major parties has forced the discussion to a populist middle which is neither worthy nor particularly interesting.
One possibility is a dull week and a limp into Saturday’s vote. However polls this morning showed the Coalition fal...