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Prime Minister Julia Gillard, an opponent of gay marriage, hosted an awkward dinner party today - with three gay couples. The four women and two men ate a three-course meal at her official Canberra residence after winning a charity auction. Before the...
Minister Julia Gillard has told three same-sex couples she believes laws allowing them to marry in Australia are inevitable. Ms Gillard and partner Tim Mathieson hosted the couples at The Lodge last night. She told them the growing number of countries...
CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - FEBRUARY 18: Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard and East Timorese Prime Minister Xanana Gusmao pose for photographers at the Lodge, on February 18, 2012 in Canberra, Australia. Mr Gusmao will visit Canberra, Sydney, Darwin,... View Photo »
I am very concerned about the anecdotal reports that there is a requirement that Australian firms are not used in mining
A Right factional convener, Bernie Ripoll, from Queensland, said the Rudd forces should ''stop behaving like children, stop carrying on as if the world owes them something''. New South Wales MP Deb O'Neill said ''it's time for the disunity to stop'',...
Minister Julia Gillard has told three same-sex couples she believes laws allowing them to marry in Australia are inevitable. Ms Gillard and partner Tim Mathieson hosted the couples at The Lodge last night. She told them the growing number of countries...
PM Julia Gillard says she spoke with a Labor backbencher who publicly backed Kevin Rudd for the leadership. MOUNTING PRESSURE: There are signs of increasing apprehensiveness in the Kevin Rudd camp, with colleagues admitting he doesn't yet have the...
Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard (R) presents East Timor Prime Minister Xanana Gusmao with a photographic portrait from the Australian National Archives at the Lodge in Canberra on February 18, 2012. Gusmao will visit Sydney, Darwin and Melbourne... View Photo »
Australian journalists are courageous, the Australian population is supportive, but Julia Gillard is a cowardly Australian Prime Minister.
June last year, the activist group GetUp! The group's intention was to send three gay couples to dinner to discuss the need for marriage equality in Australia, and that happened last night. Twelve-year-old Matthew Miller presented Gillard with flowers...
Australia — Prime Minister Julia Gillard, an opponent of same-sex marriage, hosted a dinner for two lesbian couples and a pair of gay men Tuesday after an Australian activist group won a charity auction. The couples used the three-course meal at...
Julia Eileen Gillard (born 29 September 1961) is the 27th Prime Minister of Australia. She is the first female prime minister in Australia's history. Full Article
Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard (C) and New Zealand Prime Minister John Key (R) speak as they sit with dignitaries including former tennis champion Margaret Court (2L) as they prepare to watch Maria Sharapova of Russia during her women's singles final against Victoria Azarenka of...
View Photo »Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard (L) and New Zealand Prime Minister John Key speak as they prepare to watch Maria Sharapova of Russia during her women's singles final against Victoria Azarenka of Belarus on the thirteenth day of the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne on...
View Photo »MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - JANUARY 28: Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard watches the women's final match between Maria Sharapova of Russia and Victoria Azarenka of Belarus during day thirteen of the 2012 Australian Open at Melbourne Park on January 28, 2012 in Melbourne, Australia.
View Photo »Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard, left, and New Zealand Prime Minister John Key, right, watch the women's singles final between Victoria Azarenka of Belarus and Maria Sharapova of Russia at the Australian Open tennis championship, in Melbourne, Australia, Saturday, Jan. 28, 2012.
View Photo »New Zealand Prime Minister John Key (R) and Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard (L) hold presented cricket bats signed by the captions of their respective teams while posing with a local girl at a ceremony in Melbourne on January 28, 2012, ahead of the International Cricket Council...
View Photo »Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard (L) speaks as New Zealand Prime Minister John Key (back R) looks on at a ceremony in Melbourne on January 28, 2012, ahead of the International Cricket Council (ICC) 2015 World Cup Cricket tournament. The tournament will be jointly hosted by...
View Photo »Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard (R) chats to New Zealand Prime Minister John Key as they arrive to attend a ceremony in Melbourne on January 28, 2012, ahead of the International Cricket Council (ICC) 2015 World Cup Cricket tournament. The tournament will be jointly hosted by...
View Photo »Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard (L) and New Zealand Prime Minister John Key walk together with cricket bats following a ceremony in Melbourne on January 28, 2012, ahead of the International Cricket Council (ICC) 2015 World Cup Cricket tournament. The tournament will be jointly...
View Photo »Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard talks during a news conference with her New Zealand counterpart John Key in Melbourne January 28, 2012. John Key is in Australia on a two-day official visit.
View Photo »Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard talks to her New Zealand counterpart John Key as they arrive at a news conference in Melbourne January 28, 2012. John Key is in Australia on a two-day official visit.
View Photo »Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard, left, walks with New Zealand Prime Minister John Key following a press conference on the joint hosting of the Cricket World Cup 2015, in Melbourne, Australia, Saturday, Jan. 28, 2012.
View Photo »Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard and New Zealand's Prime Minister John Key attend the women's singles final match between Victoria Azarenka of Belarus and Maria Sharapova of Russia at the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne January 28, 2012.
View Photo »Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard (2nd L), partner Tim Mathieson (C) and Australian tennis legend Rod Laver (R) applaud as they watch Andy Murray of Britain play against Novak Djokovic of Serbia in their men's singles semi-final match on day 12 at the Australian Open tennis...
View Photo »Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard (front L), partner Tim Mathieson (2nd L), Australian tennis legends Margaret Court (top L) and Rod Laver (bottom R) watch as Andy Murray of Britain plays against Novak Djokovic of Serbia in their men's singles semi-final match on day 12 at the...
View Photo »Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard (2L) shares a light moment with former tennis champion Margaret Court (2R) and others in a break in the semi-final men's singles match between Novak Djokovic of Serbia and Andy Murray of Britain on the twelfth day of the Australian Open tennis tournament...
View Photo »Novak Djokovic of Serbia (FRONT) is watched by Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard (C) and former champion Margaret Court (R) during his semi-final men's singles match against Andy Murray of Britain on the twelfth day of the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne on January 27,...
View Photo »Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard (bottom) and Australian tennis legend Margaret Court (top) watch as Andy Murray of Britain plays against Novak Djokovic of Serbia in their men's singles semi-final match on day 12 at the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne on January 27,...
View Photo »Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard, centre, watches the men's singles semifinal between Britain's Andy Murray and Serbia's Novak Djokovic at the Australian Open tennis championship, in Melbourne, Australia, Friday, Jan. 27, 2012.
View Photo »Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard (front 2nd L) applauds while watching Novak Djokovic of Serbia play against Andy Murray of Britain in their men's singles semi-final match on day 12 at the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne on January 27, 2012.
View Photo »MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - JANUARY 27: Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard watches the semifinal match between Novak Djokovic of Serbia and Andy Murray of Great Britain during day twelve of the 2012 Australian Open at Melbourne Park on January 27, 2012 in Melbourne, Australia.
View Photo »Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard (R) attends the men's singles semi-final between Novak Djokovic of Serbia and Andy Murray of Britain at the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne January 27, 2012.
View Photo »Australia's Prime Minister Julia Gillard speaks to former tennis player Margaret Court (R) during the men's singles semi-final match between Novak Djokovic of Serbia and Andy Murray of Britain at the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne January 27, 2012.
View Photo »Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard (C, white jacket) is bundled out of a restaurant by security service agents after it was surrounded by furious Aboriginal rights protesters in Canberra on January 26, 2012. Gillard and opposition leader Tony Abbott were stranded in The Lobby...
View Photo »Prime Minister Julia Gillard is escorted out for safety by body guards and police through a crowd of rowdy protesters following a ceremony to mark Australia's national day in Canberra, Australia, Thursday Jan. 26, 2012. Some 200 supporters of indigenous rights surrounded a Canberra...
View Photo »CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA - JANUARY 25: Prime Minister Julia Gillard presents Mrita Cheng with the Young Australian of the Year Award at the 2012 Australian of the Year Awards at Parliament House on January 25, 2012 in Canberra, Australia.
View Photo »Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard (C) and New Zealand Prime Minister John Key (R) speak as they sit with dignitaries including former tennis champion Margaret Court (2L) as they prepare to watch Maria Sharapova of Russia during her women's singles final against Victoria Azarenka of...
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There's only one place for kids to be and that's in school ... My message is clear stay in school. When you leave school in a few weeks for the summer break, don't say long goodbyes. Come back next year and finish your education. It will open doors, and give you a big leg up in life.
It's not right that at the moment families get less money when their kids turn 16. We're turning that around
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