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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard announced a new Cabinet lineup, replacing ministers who backed Kevin Rudd in a failed bid against her leadership as she seeks to build momentum ahead of September elections.
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The day Julia Gillard decided to close a chapter on Australia’s intolerant past also became another page in the story of the prime minister’s unrelenting battle to prove her legitimacy with men.
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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s second win over rivals for her job in a year gave her minority government space to assemble a budget as it struggles to revive public support ahead of a national election.
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Australian Resources Minister Martin Ferguson resigned today in the third departure from Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s cabinet since she retained the Labor party leadership yesterday.
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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s Labor government narrowed the gap with the opposition six months ahead of a federal election, easing pressure on her after the party was defeated in a state vote.
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Australia will swear in replacements for two exiting government ministers today as Prime Minister Julia Gillard tries to minimize disruption caused by twin resignations within a week of setting the date for an election.
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Australian Attorney General Nicola Roxon and minister Chris Evans have resigned from cabinet, three days after Prime Minister Julia Gillard set a federal vote as the Labor government trails the opposition in opinion polls.
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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard, who last week announced an election on Sept. 14, has seen support for her ruling Labor party slump as a scandal involving a former Labor lawmaker and the resignation of senior ministers dent her government’s credibility.
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Australian’s immigration minister, Chris Bowen, has presented migration law changes to parliament after the High Court last month rejected his policy of assessing refugee claims for asylum offshore.
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The Australian Securities and Investments Commission will take over supervision of real-time trading on domestic licensed markets on Aug. 1, Financial Services Minister Chris Bowen said.
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