ALP national conference has fallen in behind the Prime Minister to ensure container ships full of uranium will be exported to India.
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Conscience confusion on gay marriage
Some amusing reverse-ferrets came out of yesterday’s ALP National Conference same sex marriage debate.
READ MORERudd in buoyant mood at same-sex celebration
Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd has sparked intense speculation he may be reconsidering his personal objection to same-sex marriage after a stellar show of support with Rainbow Labor activists at a drinks session last night.
READ MORELabor squibs it on party reform, says Left
The next ALP National Conference will for the first time include delegates directly elected by the party’s grass roots.
READ MOREBowen gets offshore nod at raucous ALP conf
Immigration minister Chris Bowen has succeeded in his bid to change Labor’s National Platform to allow for offshore processing of refugees after a rancour-filled debate at ALP National Conference this afternoon.
READ MOREALP National Conference backs Gillard on gay marriage
The ALP’s 46th National Conference is preparing to debate the hot button issue of gay marriage. Below is the text of the amendment to the platform moved by ACT Deputy Chief Minister Andrew Barr and seconded by Penny Wong.
READ MOREMayne could hold balance of power in Victoria
Crikey founder Stephen Mayne could hold the balance of power in the Victorian Upper House, with an unexpected Steve Fielding-style preference run close to delivering him the fifth and final seat in Northern Metropolitan.
READ MOREMayne throws hat in ring for Senate in Victoria
Prominent shareholder activist and Crikey founder Stephen Mayne has made good on his threat to run for a seat in the state upper house at the Victorian election in November.
READ MOREGiles sounded out as Tanner replacement
ALP sources say Victorian Socialist Left faction secretary Andrew Giles has been sounded out for the vacant federal seat of Melbourne, after finance minister Lindsay Tanner announced to parliament that he would stand down early this afternoon.
READ MOREThe Age‘s leaked ALP email doesn’t stack up
The Age‘s state political editor Paul Austin missed an interesting email last Thursday that might have shed some light on the latest ALP branch stacking allegations.
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