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BIG DAY IN AUSTRALIAN POLITICS, FROM RETIRING INDEPENDENTS TO A PM CHALLENGEDA day that began with the retirement of independent MPs has ended with a challenge on the Prime Minister's leadership, in a busy day in Canberra.GOVERNMENT WHIP ANNOUNCES RESULT OF LABOR LEADERSHIP SPILLThe Labor caucus ballot delivers 57 votes to Kevin Rudd and 45 votes to Julia Gillard to see the challenger as the party's leader once more.COMMENTATORS REFLECT ON RUDD'S RETURN TO LABOR LEADERSHIPThe ABC's political journalists Mark Simkin, Chris Uhlmann and Barrie Cassidy reflect on the Labor party's ballot returning Kevin Rudd to the leadership, replacing Julia Gillard.ELECTION WILL DETERMINE ISSUES FROM LEADERSHIP SPILL SAYS ANTONY GREENABC election analyst Antony Green says that any constitutional issues raised by Kevin Rudd's replacement of Julia Gillard as Labor leader will be decided by an election, whether that is in September or earlier.LABOR PARTY FACES DIABOLICAL DILEMMA SAYS BARRIE CASSIDYInsiders host Barrie Cassidy suggests no matter who leads the Labor party, the months after the third leadership spill in two years may be difficult for the Labor party.LOOKING BACK AT JULIA GILLARD'S THREE TUMULTUOUS YEARS AS PMNearly three years to the day that she became Prime Minister, Julia Gillard has been replaced as Labor party leader by Kevin Rudd, after a tumultuous three years.LABOR PARTY ANNOUNCES NEW DEPUTY LEADER AND SENATE LEADERAfter the decision to place Kevin Rudd as Labor leader, the party's caucus voted on who would become deputy leader and leader in the Senate.JULIA GILLARD GIVES FIRST SPEECH AFTER LOSING LEADERSHIPAfter losing leadership of the Labor party to Kevin Rudd, Julia Gillard congratulates him, announces her intention to not run at the next election, and lists her achievements in office |
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Broadcast 2013-06-26 at 19:30:00 |
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Classification: NC |
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Australian Labor Party.
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Cabinet officers -- Resignation.
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Political leadership.
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Women prime ministers.
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Rudd, Kevin, 1957-.
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Gillard, Julia.
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Australia.
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Streaming video
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Sales, Leigh, host
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Dole, Nick, reporter
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Ewart, Heather, reporter
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Oakeshott, Rob, reporter
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Ritchie, Kerri, reporter
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Uhlmann, Chris, reporter
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Worsley, Ben, reporter
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Abbott, Tony, contributor
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Banks, Simon, contributor
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Carr, Bob, contributor
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Cassidy, Barrie, contributor
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Conroy, Stephen, contributor
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Crabb, Annabel, contributor
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Crean, Simon, contributor
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Forshow, Michael, contributor
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Gillard, Julia, contributor
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Gray, Gary, contributor
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Green, Antony, contributor
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Hayes, Chris, contributor
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Joyce, Barnaby, contributor
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Latham, Mark, contributor
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O'Brien, Kerry, contributor
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Oakes, Laurie, contributor
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Oakeshott, Rob, contributor
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Roxon, Nicola, contributor
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Rudd, Kevin, contributor
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Sattler, Howard, contributor
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Simkin, Mark, contributor
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Truss, Warren, contributor
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Windsor, Tony, contributor
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