Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese said he will be released from the hospital on Saturday afternoon after a serious car crash yesterday in the Sydney suburb of Marrickville. “Will be discharged from Royal Prince Alfred Hospital this afternoon and continue treatment as an outpatient- thank you for all the good wishes and a huge thanks to the paramedics, police, doctors, nurses, orderlies, radiographers and other hospital staff – you are the best,” he wrote on Twitter just after 2 p.m. It is understood the 57-year-old Labor leader was driving when his Toyota Camry was ‘T-boned’ by a Range Rover in a serious collision in Marrickville on Friday afternoon. The ABC reported that emergency services received reports of a crash and were called to Hill Street in Marrickville at about 5 p.m. The driver of the Range Rover was a 17-year-old, police were told. He has been taken to hospital to have precautionary x-rays, and is “badly shaken …