Julia Gillard News
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Australia should create a new body to set journalistic standards across all media platforms, from newspapers to the Internet, according to the findings of a government-backed review of how the industry is regulated.
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Australian Treasurer Wayne Swan said resource tycoons including Gina Rinehart, Clive Palmer and Andrew Forrest are threatening the nation’s democratic process by using their wealth to shape policy to their interests.
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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard brought a former premier of the nation’s most-populous state into the Cabinet as she shuffled posts in the wake of her victory over political rival Kevin Rudd.
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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard, who won a leadership ballot on Feb. 27, said she’s working on changing her cabinet lineup, without giving an indication when it may be announced.
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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s re-election as leader of the ruling Labor party may defuse public unease over how she came to power, giving greater scope to build voter support ahead of elections due next year.
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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard defeated predecessor Kevin Rudd in a leadership ballot, leaving her to unite the ruling Labor party and revive its lagging poll ratings before elections due in 2013.
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Asian stocks fell, with a regional benchmark index retreating after a record 10-week advance, as oil near a nine-month high and continued concern that Greece will not be able to avoid a default spurred investors to lock in gains.
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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard and predecessor Kevin Rudd face off in a leadership contest today, with the victor needing to revive the Labor party’s lagging ratings before elections due in 2013.
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Julia Gillard has defeated Kevin Rudd in a leadership ballot among Labor caucus members in Canberra today, according to Sydney Morning Herald reporter Phil Coorey. Coorey posted the vote result on Twitter.
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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard carries about a 2-to-1 advantage of support among the 103-member Labor caucus heading into today’s leadership ballot against her predecessor Kevin Rudd, according to weekend tallies of lawmakers by the Australian and Age newspapers.
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