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Tony Abbott delivers power for Coalition

Tony Abbott has claimed victory for the Coalition, declaring "Australia is under new management" and promising to lead a government that would not "leave anyone behind".

The man who will be Australia's 28th prime minister took to the stage not long after Kevin Rudd conceded defeat and stood down as Labor leader.

Labor saw a primary vote swing against it of around 4.5 per cent, although the voter rebellion in western Sydney and in Queensland was not be as bad as the party had feared.

Elsewhere, Clive Palmer was on course to become the MP for the seat of Fairfax after his party grabbed more than 11 per cent of the vote in Queensland.

And it looks like minor parties - including the Palmer United Party and the Australian Motoring Enthusiasts Party - will hold the balance of power in the Senate.

The incoming prime minister characterised the election as a referendum on the carbon tax and has promised to begin work on legislation to repeal it on the first day of government.

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Mr Rudd remains a mystery to us all

Kevin Rudd is a leader who thrives on love, and who for years has kept fighting on the conviction it's still out there.

Was he wrong all this time? How many seats would need to fall for Kevin Rudd to relinquish the belief that only his colleagues stood in the way of his leadership of the Australian people?

Even if the loss is very heavy, I am yet to talk to any Labor person who is absolutely certain that such a result would cause Rudd to retire from politics. After all these years, that's how well they know him: Not at all.

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Outcome of Indi may not be known for days

The fate of the northern Victorian seat of Indi may not be known for several days, with the result coming down to preferences.

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World

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Tokyo to host 2020 Olympic Games

Tokyo will host the 2020 Olympic Games after winning the vote by International Olympic Committee members in Buenos Aires.

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Business

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Opes Prime director acquitted of dishonesty charges

A former director of the stockbroking firm Opes Prime has been acquitted of dishonesty charges relating the company's collapse.

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Politics

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Outcome of Indi may not be known for days

The fate of the northern Victorian seat of Indi may not be known for several days, with the result coming down to preferences.

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Sport

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Tokyo to host 2020 Olympic Games

Tokyo will host the 2020 Olympic Games after winning the vote by International Olympic Committee members in Buenos Aires.

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Science and Technology

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Robotic NASA spacecraft lifts off to probe lunar dust

NASA has launched an unmanned rocket off the Virginia coast to look for dust rising from the lunar surface, a phenomenon reported by Apollo astronauts decades ago.

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Environment

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Coalition to water down Murray buybacks

The Coalition defends its plan to spread Murray water buyback spending over six years, rather than four.

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