Tim Walz and JD Vance will go head to head in a vice-presidential debate on Wednesday AEST that follows the political sledges and seemingly endless memes of Donald Trump and Kamala Harris’s televised match last month.It’s an important moment for Walz, the Democratic governor of Minnesota, and Vance, a Republican senator from Ohio, as two lower-profile politicians who will probably stay on the national scene for years to come.Abortion, Project 2025, climate crisis, military service and that claim about cats and dogs are among the questions likely to come up in the debate, which will not be held in front of a live audience.Here’s what Australians can expect.How can I watch the VP debate and what time is it?The vice-presidential debate will begin at 11am AEST on Wednesday 2 October and run for 90 minutes.You can watch the debate on the Guardian or follow along on our live blog, where staff will be providing updates and scrutinising claims made by both vice-presidential…
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