Julia Gillard, Prime Minister of Australia
Julia Gillard, Prime Minister of Australia Prime Minister of Australia from 24th June 2010 Australian Labor Party. Julia Eileen Gillard, born in Barry, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales, United Kingdom on 29th...
View ArticleFederal Election 2010
Will the election be called today, will the next Election be August 21st ? The news media are hovering everywhere today, at Julia Gillards house, as she left to go to the airport, they were also at the...
View ArticleJulia Gillard – Moving Forward
The 2010 Election slogan appears to be “Moving Forward” It definitely appears that Julia Gillard would rather people look forward at what she might do, rather than backwards at what she has done or...
View ArticleFederal Election 2010 – Asylum Seekers
How much sway will the Asylum Seekers question have in this 2010 Federal Election ? What is the real Question about asylum Seekers ? It isn’t, as some people think, about the total numbers of refugees...
View ArticleThe 2010 Election Debate – Gillard v Abbott
The 2010 Election Leaders debate was held on Sunday 25th July. Channel 7 had a ‘worm” type display showing instant audience reaction to these leaders comments. Watching this display led me to the fact...
View ArticleAustralian School Halls Building Project
At the time of the Global Financial Crisis (GFC), one of the government plans to help to keep Australia working was the now infamous School Halls Building Project, a part of the Building the Education...
View ArticleJulia Gillard and Tony Abbott in Public Forum question time
The Galaxy polling company will select about 200 undecided voters to put questions to both the Prime Minister and Tony Abbott on their policies and visions for the country. The forum will be televised...
View ArticleJoe Hockey debate with Wayne Swan
Will the treasurers have a public debate ? 24 Mar 2010 … “I have challenged Wayne Swan to debate the last 12 months. He refuses to debate me on the economy,” Mr Hockey said. “I say again, I am happy to...
View ArticlePolitics and the Greens Political Policies
For those considering voting Green in the 2010 Federal Election, you can see the Australian Greens policies at: http://greens.org.au/policies Checking the Economics policies, these are a selection of...
View Article2010 Australian Federal Election Result
ALP win 51.3% of the Seats of the 2010 Australian Federal Election with 50.12% of the vote.
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