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Prime Minister Julia Gillard insisted on Tuesday that her acceptance speech was not prepared two weeks before she assumed the post vacated by Kevin Rudd, belying an earlier interview that suggested otherwise. ABC has reported on a show aired Monday night
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THE Gillard government is edging towards modest reform of Australia's lax political funding laws amid revelations that at least $70 million - one-third of total political income across Australia - is publicly unaccounted for. A Saturday Age examination o
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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard (C) acknowledges the standing ovation as Deputy Prime Minister and Treasurer Wayne Swan (L) and ALP President Jenny McAllister (R) look on during the 46th national conference of the Australian Labor Party (ALP)... View Photo »
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In 2007, we had some 50,000 members of the Australian Labor Party, that's now collapsed to 35,000 members ... You can't tell me, therefore, that all is well. Therefore we've got to deal with it.
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Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard delivers an address to the 46th National Conference of the Australian Labor Party in Sydney December 2, 2011. CANBERRA (Reuters) - Growing speculation that Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard could be dumped b
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Donations to Queensland's Liberal National Party have nearly doubled in recent years, Australian Electoral Commission figures show. Last financial year, donations to the LNP totalled almost $15 million, up from $8 million the previous financial year. The
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Julia Gillard watches the standing ovation after making her first address as prime minister to the 46th national conference of the Australian Labor Party (ALP) in Sydney on December 2, 2011. PM Gillard said Labor was the party of job creation and... View Photo »
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How do you address a core problem? That is, how do you take control of the Australian Labor Party back from the factions and deliver it to the 35,000 members of the Australian Labor Party? Because those members have been leaving in droves.
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Queensland billionaire mining mogul Clive Palmer has launched an $8 billion lawsuit over claims of political interference in a Queensland coal rail decision. Picture: Ray Strange Source: The Australian BILLIONAIRE mining magnate Clive Palmer has launched
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Liberal National Party backer Clive Palmer will be expecting special treatment from any government Campbell Newman leads, Labor says. Deputy premier Andrew Fraser says Queenslanders must understand what they're voting for if they back the LNP. Mr Fraser
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