Bill Shorten has been elected leader of the ALP after a month-long battle for the top job with Anthony Albanese. Mr Shorten won with 52.02 per cent of the vote: 63.95 per cent from the Caucus and 40.08 per cent from the rank-and-file membership, who got a say in a leadership ballot for the first time. The result was announced to the Caucus at a special meeting in Parliament House this afternoon. And in a surprise announcement, it was revealed Governor-General Quentin Bryce had offered to resign to avoid perceptions of bias. However, Prime Minister Tony Abbott refused to accept the resignation. More » |
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