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Australian Labor Party

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  1. Anti-gay teen 'wanted to embarrass the party'
    The Daily Telegraph logo The Daily Telegraph 3 hours ago

    "We'll be recommending to officers that Mr Watson be expelled because clearly his views have no place in the Australian Labor Party." Yesterday, The Courier-Mail reported that a teenage Labor candidate has been forced to resign after being linked to...

  2. Labor teen stands by racism
    Brisbane Times 8 hours ago

    A statement released by Queensland Labor state secretary Anthony Chisholm this morning confirmed Mr Watson had been expelled from the ALP. There is no place in the Australian Labor Party for people who contain these views,'' it said.

  3. Getty Images logo Getty Images 2 months ago
    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)...

    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 »

  4. 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.
    SOURCE: Sydney Morning Herald 2 months ago
  5. Bligh says axed candidate an 'extremist infiltrator'
    ABC (Australia) Online logo ABC (Australia) Online 8 hours ago
    Anna Bligh meets Mackay students

    She says the party will strengthen its screening procedures for candidates. "I'm certainly very, very angry about this man's endorsement in the first place," she said. "This man was very determined to get into the Australian Labor Party, hiding his...

  6. Leadership Tensions In Australian Labor Party Damage Prospects
    Arutz Sheva logo Arutz Sheva 9 hours ago
    Kevin Rudd

    2010, Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd was deposed from his job by a vote in the Australian Labor Party parliamentary caucus and was succeeded by Julia Gillard, the current prime minister. The reasons for Rudd's ouster were the party's standing in...

  7. ALP INFILTRATOR? Anti-gay teen wanted to 'embarrass the party'
    NEWS.com.au logo NEWS.com.au 9 hours ago

    "We'll be recommending to officers that Mr Watson be expelled because clearly his views have no place in the Australian Labor Party." Yesterday, The Courier-Mail reported that a teenage Labor candidate has been forced to resign after being linked to...

  8. Getty Images logo Getty Images 2 months ago
    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...

    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 »

  9. 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.
    SOURCE: ABC (Australia) Online 2 months ago
  10. Australian Labor Party - Let's Stick Together - 1987 Election Ad
    YouTube Logo YouTube Videos 10 months ago
  11. Candidate 'wanted to embarrass Labor'
    NEWS.com.au logo NEWS.com.au 10 hours ago

    He's also been linked to rants about neo-nazis. "I'm certainly very, very angry about this man's endorsement in the first place," Ms Bligh said in Mackay today. "This man was very determined to get into the Australian Labor Party, hiding his views and...

  12. Rudd Gets Flak for Sparking Labor Leadership Rift
    International Business Times logo International Business Times 11 hours ago

    Minister Kevin Rudd has been blamed for causing trouble within the Australian Labor Party, with one former ally strongly suggesting that the former Prime Minister should either shut up or move out. "If somebody, anybody, is not a happy little vegemite,...

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  1. 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 achievement, pointing to the successful... Getty Images logo Getty Images 2 months ago

    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 achievement, pointing to the successful...

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  2. Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard arrives for the 46th national conference of the Australian Labor Party (ALP) in Sydney on December 2, 2011. Gillard said Labor was the party of job creation and achievement, pointing to the successful passage of the government's carbon pricing... Getty Images logo Getty Images 2 months ago

    Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard arrives for the 46th national conference of the Australian Labor Party (ALP) in Sydney on December 2, 2011. Gillard said Labor was the party of job creation and achievement, pointing to the successful passage of the government's carbon pricing...

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  3. Former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd (L) sits with ministerial colleagues as current Prime Minister Julia Gillard (not seen) delivers an address to the 46th National Conference of the Australian Labor Party in Sydney December 2, 2011. Reuters Pictures logo Reuters Pictures 2 months ago

    Former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd (L) sits with ministerial colleagues as current Prime Minister Julia Gillard (not seen) delivers an address to the 46th National Conference of the Australian Labor Party in Sydney December 2, 2011.

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  4. Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard arrives at the 46th National Conference of the Australian Labor Party in Sydney December 2, 2011. Reuters Pictures logo Reuters Pictures 2 months ago

    Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard arrives at the 46th National Conference of the Australian Labor Party in Sydney December 2, 2011.

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  5. Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard acknowledges party members after making an address to the 46th National Conference of the Australian Labor Party in Sydney December 2, 2011. Reuters Pictures logo Reuters Pictures 2 months ago

    Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard acknowledges party members after making an address to the 46th National Conference of the Australian Labor Party in Sydney December 2, 2011.

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  6. Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard gestures during an address to the 46th National Conference of the Australian Labor Party in Sydney December 2, 2011. Reuters Pictures logo Reuters Pictures 2 months ago

    Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard gestures during an address to the 46th National Conference of the Australian Labor Party in Sydney December 2, 2011.

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  7. BARCALDINE, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 28: The memorial covering the Tree of Knowledge which is regarded as the Australian Labor Party birthplace is seen in Barcaldine, Queensland, Australia, the understory of which was regarded as the birthplace of the Australian Labor Party on March 28,... Getty Images logo Getty Images 10 months ago

    BARCALDINE, AUSTRALIA - MARCH 28: The memorial covering the Tree of Knowledge which is regarded as the Australian Labor Party birthplace is seen in Barcaldine, Queensland, Australia, the understory of which was regarded as the birthplace of the Australian Labor Party on March 28,...

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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 achievement, pointing to the successful...

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  1. 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.
    SOURCE: Sydney Morning Herald 2 months ago
  2. 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.
    SOURCE: ABC (Australia) Online 2 months ago
  3. The core truth is this; the centralised power of the factional leadership of the Australian Labor Party is exercised to the exclusion of the 35,000 members who make up our rank and file
    SOURCE: The Daily Telegraph 2 months ago
  4. How do you take control of the 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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