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Aide to Canadian PM admits plagiarizing speech, resigns

A senior campaign staffer for the governing Conservative Party resigned Tuesday after admitting he wrote a speech for Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper that plagiarized another leader's address.

Australian voters end Howard era

Australian opposition leader Kevin Rudd greeted jubilant supporters Saturday night, as he promised changes in environmental, education and workplace policies as Australia's new prime minister.

Time.com: A New Face for Australia

The country throws out the government of John Howard after 11 years but hopes there won't be too much change

Howard fights for survival in Australian vote

Veteran Prime Minister John Howard was fighting for political survival Saturday, as Australians went to the polls in a federal election that could sweep a center-left opposition leader into power.

Howard faces toughest election yet

Polls suggest that more than 11 years of conservative rule in Australia looks likely to come to an end this Saturday as the nation votes on whether Prime Minister John Howard deserves another term.

Australian elections video coverage

Four-term Australian Prime Minister John Howard faces his most popular challenger ever at elections on November 24, with polls signaling a big swing toward the opposition but the outcome to be decided in a few key districts.

Rudd plans changes to key policies

If, as seems quite possible, Kevin Rudd becomes Australia's new prime minister after national elections on Saturday, the world can expect to see key changes in Australian policies on international issues such as Iraq, climate change and uranium sales to India.

Profile: John Howard

Australians are voting in a federal election on November 24, in what many analysts predict will be a tight race.

Time.com: Kevin Rudd: Australia's Next PM?

Why strip club-visiting, ear wax-tasting Kevin Rudd is expected to oust long-serving PM John Howard

Time.com: Australian PM's Election Woes

Not only is his own government facing defeat on Saturday; John Howard is in danger of losing his own constituency to a media star

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