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PM Kevin Rudd set to unveil new ministry

Prime Minister Kevin Rudd will unveil his new-look ministry this morning, returning some of his key allies to the frontbench and shifting Gillard supporters from their current roles.

The ABC has confirmed Rudd supporters Joel Fitzgibbon and Kim Carr will be promoted, while Deputy Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will take responsibility for the NBN rollout.

However, two Gillard backers - Environment Minister Tony Burke and Immigration Minister Brendan O'Connor - will be moved from their portfolios.

Meanwhile, the latest Newspoll puts Mr Rudd in a commanding lead over Tony Abbott as preferred PM, while Labor's primary vote is at a six-month high.

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Election a referendum on Labor, and Rudd

Tony Abbott has tried to frame the coming election as a referendum on the carbon tax, but there's room for another issue.

Now it will be just as much a referendum on Labor's decision to twice change prime ministers midstream, and this time it will be Kevin Rudd owning the outcome. 

Rudd backers are convinced voters will listen if the right person is speaking.

And the fact is, Rudd now has the country's attention and plenty of time if he chooses to use it.

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National disability insurance trial starts in SA

A two-year trial of the National Disability Insurance Scheme has started in South Australia with a focus on children up to 14.

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World

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Warner in contention for the first Ashes Test: Lehmann

David Warner remains in strong contention to play in the first Test at after Darren Lehmann said the fallen Australian batsman would start with a clean slate under his coaching.

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Consumers urged to get up to speed with financial reforms

Consumers are being urged to get up to speed with changes to the financial advice they receive, particularly for superannuation, ahead of new laws beginning on July 1.

From Monday, sweeping changes come into effect relating to the commissions financial planners can charge customers.

The Future of Financial Advice (FOFA) legislation was passed by Federal Parliament just over a year ago, and the reforms came out of the Ripoll Inquiry into Financial Products and Services in Australia.

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Politics

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National disability insurance trial starts in SA

A two-year trial of the National Disability Insurance Scheme has started in South Australia with a focus on children up to 14.

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Sport

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Hawthorn makes it 12 straight with Lions scalp

Hawthorn brushed Brisbane aside to equal a club record 12th straight victory, while Richmond and North both won.

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Science and Technology

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Artificial light leading to increase in sleep disorders

The exploding popularity of hand-held digital devices could lead to a big jump in sleep disorders, with experts warning the light emitted from digital screens can have a disturbing effect on the body clock.

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Environment

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N Korea to discuss nuclear program with Russia: report

North Korea's chief nuclear negotiator will meet senior Russian officials in Moscow next week, state media reported, amid signs of a new push to get Pyongyang to re-join protracted talks over ending its atomic program.

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