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Gillard government
Gillard government
Julia Gillard with then opposition leader Kevin Rudd in 2006. Gillard became deputy prime minister after Labor won the 2007 election and later became
Julia Gillard with then opposition leader Kevin Rudd in 2006. Gillard became deputy prime minister after Labor won the 2007 election and later became prime minister by challenging Kevin Rudd's leadership of the Australian Labor Party in 2010.
Mark Arbib of the New South Wales Right Faction.
Mark Arbib of the New South Wales Right Faction.
Tasmanian Independent Andrew Wilkie was one of four non-Labor members of the House of Representatives whose support secured minority government for Ju
Tasmanian Independent Andrew Wilkie was one of four non-Labor members of the House of Representatives whose support secured minority government for Julia Gillard. Management of her Parliamentary majority has been a significant aspect of Gillard's prime ministership. Wilkie withdrew his support for Gillard in January 2012.
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Official portrait, 2010
Official portrait, 2010
Gillard at her first press conference as Deputy Leader in 2006, alongside new Leader Kevin Rudd
Gillard at her first press conference as Deputy Leader in 2006, alongside new Leader Kevin Rudd
Gillard meets with US Ambassador Jeff Bleich on 26 November 2009
Gillard meets with US Ambassador Jeff Bleich on 26 November 2009
Gillard being sworn in as prime minister by Quentin Bryce on 24 June 2010
Gillard being sworn in as prime minister by Quentin Bryce on 24 June 2010