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Labor falling further behind in latest polls

Latest opinion polls show a further drop in support for Labor two weeks out from an election, with one indicating the Prime Minister may struggle to hold his own seat.

The Nielsen poll, published on Fairfax websites, shows Labor's primary vote has fallen two points to 35 per cent.

After preferences, that gives the Coalition a six-point lead - 53 per cent to 47 per cent.

A Newspoll of more than 1,000 voters in marginal Queensland seats, shows the Coalition's primary vote has surged eight points.

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A harbinger of conservative battles to come

In an election campaign in which every other imaginable risk has been neutralised, Tony Abbott insists on retaining a signature policy which risks more critical scrutiny than all his other positions combined.

The Opposition Leader's paid parental leave scheme adds to an emerging picture about the contradictions of his personal brand of conservatism.

It appears that Tony Abbott is a 'big government' interventionist who is on course for an ongoing battle with his conservative base.

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Live election campaign day 20: New polls show Labor heading for defeat

As the federal election campaign heads into its final fortnight, two new opinion polls show Labor is heading for defeat.

According to the Nielsen poll published in Fairfax newspapers, an overwhelming 70 per cent of voters now believe the Coalition will win on September 7.

The latest Newspoll in The Australian also bodes badly for the Government, showing the Coalition firming its grip in eight marginal seats in the key state of Queensland.

Follow our live blog for all the latest news, views and tweets as the day unfolds.

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Microsoft boss Ballmer to retire within 12 months

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has announced he will retire within 12 months, sparking a spike in shares and speculation over new boss.

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Business

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Microsoft boss Ballmer to retire within 12 months

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has announced he will retire within 12 months, sparking a spike in shares and speculation over new boss.

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Politics

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Live election campaign day 20: New polls show Labor heading for defeat

As the federal election campaign heads into its final fortnight, two new opinion polls show Labor is heading for defeat.

According to the Nielsen poll published in Fairfax newspapers, an overwhelming 70 per cent of voters now believe the Coalition will win on September 7.

The latest Newspoll in The Australian also bodes badly for the Government, showing the Coalition firming its grip in eight marginal seats in the key state of Queensland.

Follow our live blog for all the latest news, views and tweets as the day unfolds.

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Sport

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England dig in on day three as Aussies pray for clear skies

Australia now faces an uphill battle to take victory in the fifth Ashes Test at The Oval

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Science and Technology

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Microsoft boss Ballmer to retire within 12 months

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has announced he will retire within 12 months, sparking a spike in shares and speculation over new boss.

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Environment

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Your say: Foreign ownership and CSG

A majority of Australians want greater restrictions on the foreign ownership of agricultural land and are against easing restrictions on coal seam gas. What do you think?

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