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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 Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s mishandling of a push for climate change laws may prevent her from actually submitting the legislation to parliament, independent lawmaker Tony Windsor said.
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Tony Windsor , one of three independents who will decide who leads Australia, said he’ll return to his electorate at the weekend to chose whether Prime Minister Julia Gillard or Tony Abbott should form a government.
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Australian independent lawmaker Tony Windsor said he doesn’t “intend to rush” a decision whether to support the Labor Party or the Liberal-National coalition after a deadlocked vote at the Aug. 21 general election.
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Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard’s plan to tax carbon emissions may be in doubt after a key independent lawmaker Tony Windsor said he wouldn’t guarantee its passage in Parliament.
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Australian Independent lawmaker Tony Windsor said a carbon price is probably ‘inevitable.’ He made the comments to journalists in Canberra today.
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The three independent lawmakers courted by Australia’s two major parties after the closest national election in 70 years could split their support, giving neither the 76 seats needed to form a government and forcing another ballot, one of the independents said.
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Proposals to cut irrigation to Australia’s Murray-Darling Basin, which produces most of the nation’s fresh food, won’t see “the light of day” in this three-year term of parliament, the Australian Financial Review reported independent lawmaker Tony Windsor as saying.
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Australian independent lawmaker Tony Windsor said he hopes to make a decision “by the end of the week” to support either the Labor Party or the Liberal- National coalition.
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Julia Gillard held on to power as Australia’s first female prime minister after two independent lawmakers agreed to prop up a minority Labor Party government to resolve the country’s closest election in 70 years.
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