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Australia Ousts PM Scott Morrison, Anthony Albanese Next In Line
Australians voted Saturday to oust Prime Minister Scott Morrison's conservative government, media projections showed, with about half of the ballots counted.
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'Not Trump's America': Scott Morrison's New Voter ID Laws Ticks Off Australia
Australia's conservative government on Thursday proposed laws requiring voters to prove their identity when casting a ballot, a move slammed by the opposition as an attempt at voter suppression.
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Controversial Australia Vote On Same-Sex Marriage Begins
A contentious postal survey on same-sex marriage began in Australia Tuesday, with ballots delivered across the vast continent ahead of an expected fractious campaign between the "yes" and "no" sides.
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PV Sindhu Elected As BWF Athletes' Commission Member
Rio Games silver medallist shuttler topped the ballot with 129 votes.
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Australia Votes In Dead-Heat Polls As PM Turnbull Seeks Reform Mandate
Australians have begun casting their ballots in a tightly contested general election, with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull warning of economic chaos if his gamble on an early poll backfires and leaves him without the outright majority he needs to enact major reforms.
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After a Party Election Loss, Ex-Australian PM to Pay for a Broken Table
Former Australian prime minister Tony Abbott has promised to pay for a marble table in his old office that was found broken a day after he lost an internal party ballot for leadership within his party and in the government.
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Heston Blumenthal's Restaurant Satisfies Diners at Melbourne Opening
Fifteen courses over the space of six hours impress chefs and ballot winners alike, even if the $525 price tag surprised some
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Mitchell Marsh to Play Sydney Grade Cricket
Mitchell Marsh, who plays for Western Australia, does not have a grade team in Sydney so Cricket New South Wales (NSW) will run a ballot to fix upon who he should play for. Howard expects plenty of interest in his services.
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Australia's John Coates to become IOC vice-president
The Australian Olympic chief was due to face Moudallah in the ballot scheduled for Wednesday but Moudallah withdrew his bid Tuesday, reports Xinhua.
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Australian PM Gillard beats Rudd in leadership ballot
Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Monday survived a leadership challenge from Kevin Rudd, crushing her arch-rival in a damaging battle to head the ruling Labour party.
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Australia Ousts PM Scott Morrison, Anthony Albanese Next In Line
Australians voted Saturday to oust Prime Minister Scott Morrison's conservative government, media projections showed, with about half of the ballots counted.
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'Not Trump's America': Scott Morrison's New Voter ID Laws Ticks Off Australia
Australia's conservative government on Thursday proposed laws requiring voters to prove their identity when casting a ballot, a move slammed by the opposition as an attempt at voter suppression.
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Controversial Australia Vote On Same-Sex Marriage Begins
A contentious postal survey on same-sex marriage began in Australia Tuesday, with ballots delivered across the vast continent ahead of an expected fractious campaign between the "yes" and "no" sides.
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PV Sindhu Elected As BWF Athletes' Commission Member
Rio Games silver medallist shuttler topped the ballot with 129 votes.
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Australia Votes In Dead-Heat Polls As PM Turnbull Seeks Reform Mandate
Australians have begun casting their ballots in a tightly contested general election, with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull warning of economic chaos if his gamble on an early poll backfires and leaves him without the outright majority he needs to enact major reforms.
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After a Party Election Loss, Ex-Australian PM to Pay for a Broken Table
Former Australian prime minister Tony Abbott has promised to pay for a marble table in his old office that was found broken a day after he lost an internal party ballot for leadership within his party and in the government.
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Heston Blumenthal's Restaurant Satisfies Diners at Melbourne Opening
Fifteen courses over the space of six hours impress chefs and ballot winners alike, even if the $525 price tag surprised some
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Mitchell Marsh to Play Sydney Grade Cricket
Mitchell Marsh, who plays for Western Australia, does not have a grade team in Sydney so Cricket New South Wales (NSW) will run a ballot to fix upon who he should play for. Howard expects plenty of interest in his services.
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Australia's John Coates to become IOC vice-president
The Australian Olympic chief was due to face Moudallah in the ballot scheduled for Wednesday but Moudallah withdrew his bid Tuesday, reports Xinhua.
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Australian PM Gillard beats Rudd in leadership ballot
Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Monday survived a leadership challenge from Kevin Rudd, crushing her arch-rival in a damaging battle to head the ruling Labour party.
