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PM bows to unis over education title
The AustralianJulia Gillard has been forced to make four changes to her ministers' titles since naming her team on Saturday.
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PM-in-exile Rudd source of tension: Bishop
The AgeNewly appointed Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd is Australia's prime minister in exile, opposition counterpart Julie Bishop says.
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Rudd to represent Gillard at annual UN meeting
Sydney Morning HeraldLess than a week after he is sworn in as foreign minister, Kevin Rudd will be overseas rubbing shoulders with world leaders.
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Summit Won’t Review Mining Tax: Swan
The AustralianWAYNE Swan has ruled out the inclusion of the mining tax in the tax summit offered to key independents in return for them supporting Labor.
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Labor Treads the High Wire
The AgeHow Julia Gillard secured power may provide the best pointer to the way she'll run the nation.
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How Gillard Beat Abbott
Sydney Morning HeraldLAST Wednesday night Tony Windsor and Rob Oakeshott made a critical tactical decision that rang serious alarm bells for Tony Abbott and his camp.
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1 in 10 Would Vote Differently in Election
Sydney Morning HeraldMORE than one in 10 voters would have voted differently had they known Australia was headed towards a hung parliament, according to a new poll.
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Gillard Takes Two-Party Lead
The AgeLabor has regained a slender lead in the national two-party preferred vote, one of the key elements Prime Minister Julia Gillard has relied on to argue her party has the better right to form a minority government.
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Abbott Ramps Up Pressure On Gillard
The AustralianTONY Abbott has moved to spoil Julia Gillard's pitch to form government, declaring today that the Coalition is no longer in opposition.
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Nats Push Abbott for Better Deal
The AustralianNATIONALS MPs have put Tony Abbott on notice that they won't be rubber-stamping legislation under any minority Coalition government.
