CANBERRA, June 23 (Reuters) - Australia's deputy prime minister Julia Gillard could become the country's first woman leader on Thursday if she defeats Prime Minister Kevin Rudd in a leadership ballot.
* Most ruling-party lawmakers favour Deputy PM Gillard-media * Treasurer Wayne Swan backing Gillard - ABC Radio * Markets hope Gillard to be conciliatory on mine tax (Adds market reaction to possible ...
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Albo's government quietly grants visas to 30,000 boat arrivals - blowing its forecast out of water
Most of these people, which include over 6,500 people from Iran and over 4,500 people from Afghanistan, have already been living in Australia on temporary visas.
PRIME Minister Julia Gillard has played a straight bat to speculation about a leadership challenge from Kevin Rudd, saying there was no reason to sack him. Ms Gillard said Mr Rudd has denied recent ...
CABINET ministers in the Gillard government have been told not to tell the media when there is a cabinet meeting. It's part of Julia Gillard's move away from the Rudd government's attempts to dominate ...
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