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- NW on Win A Lexus with The Rumour File That common sense has become very uncommon! more
- Ela Carte on Ela Carte's Morsels Hi Gail,I think you must mean Noir, which is at 175 Swan St Richmond - www.noirrestaurant.com.au.And yes, it was absolutely ... more
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- Jaime on Ask Bob Hart a food question Hi Bob,I've been getting extra organised this year and have already started making my Christmas puddings for family and ... more
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- Caroline on 3AW Online Community Choir of Hope & Inspiration â?? Joy to the World concertWed 7th December Christmas Concert - 7:30pm, St Michaelâ??s Uniting ... more
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- liberty1 on Do Not Fit A Smart Meter! Smart meters are a part of the United Nations Agenda 21 plan. Everyone here will know about Agenda 21 indirectly, it is also ... more
- olive on Do Not Fit A Smart Meter! Because we have a granny flat,there would be 2 smart meters on the wall directly behind our bedhead. Does anyone know how ... more
- Mich Smith on Do Not Fit A Smart Meter! Our block of units had smart meters installed without consent and with no prior notification either. My partner bought an ... more
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The story of the 2010 election
ABOVE: The story so far, from a Taiwan point of view!
NEXT MEDIA ANIMATION: The Labor Party swept to victory in 2007, with Kevin Rudd coming into power as Prime Minister.
For a while, Rudd was enormously popular, but his plans to institute a new tax on mining companies and his failure to implement the government's emission trading scheme caused his popularity to plummet.
The Labor party rose up against their wounded leader.
In the end, he was replaced by his deputy, Julia Gillard. In this weekend's election, Gillard's toughest rival is Tony Abbott, leader of the Liberal Party.
Abbott promised to be tough on immigration if he becomes Prime Minister. Although polls show Abbott way ahead of Gillard, the Labor/Green party coalition still has more support when counted together.
'Crocodile Harry' has predicted a Labor victory.
This is the closest election in Australia in 50 years.
MONDAY AUDIO:
Neil Mitchell - Oakeshott denies Gillard's offered him ministry
Neil Mitchell - Tony Windsor slams election campaign
Ross and John - Barry Cassidy's great election analysis
Ross and John - A Scottish psychic has her say
Confused? The 'result' explained
Campaign 2010 has turned out to be the most dramatic and historic in more than years with Australia set to have a minority Government led by Tony Abbott with the support of three independents, all of whom were once members of the National Party.
'Call me Wyatt...'
WHO IS HE? Australia's newly-elected MP for Longman, Wyatt Roy, discusses his historic win as a 20-year-old and demontsrates why he's been mooted as a future leader of Australia.
Gillard 'will regret this forever'
HINCH: By 'pulling one on' as they say she virtually turned it into a campaign by two Opposition leaders. She did not have the oomph and power of incumbency that usually translates into votes for a PM.
Blog comments
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I believe JG has more spunk that the Iron man. She has proved it once again that one just cannot beat a smart woman. Australia ought to be better govern from now on.
Tyrone D'Brass Thursday 9 September, 2010 - 3:51 PM -
I believe JG has more spunk that the Iron man. She has proved it once again that one just cannot beat a smart woman. Australia ought to be better govern from now on.
Tyrone D'Brass Thursday 9 September, 2010 - 3:50 PM -
3aw=LNP
garry Tuesday 24 August, 2010 - 7:44 AM -
Queensland voted against Gillard because she is from Melbourne and diposed Rudd.
Victoria voted for Gillard because she is from melbourne and female. This election result was dicided by the same people who vote on,so you think you'v got tallent.
Then there is those who voted green as a protest. Now they will find out what green policies are. And most will be wishing they had payed more attention befor they voted.What a political animal the australian public have become.
andrew Tuesday 24 August, 2010 - 12:00 AM -
@ mel I only follow 3AW online now. Too many ads and nonstop pandering to the conservative side of politics. Even the minor players (reporters/fill in hosts) have the same surnames as prominent Liberals.
Mylene Monday 23 August, 2010 - 3:18 PM -
I agree with 'nicky'....Hinch and Mitchell went out of their way to push the good old Libs.. i don't listen to either of them anymore.
mel Monday 23 August, 2010 - 2:56 PM
