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Rudd plans wider post-surgery campaign
Updated: 30 July 2010. 19:58:34 (AEST)
Prime Minister Julia Gillard has welcomed a statement from Kevin Rudd, indicating he is willing to campaign nationally for Labor after he undergoes surgery and is released from hospital. >more
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Best of ABC & Best of Election 2010 – Our picks of unmissable content
South Solitary

Review: From the maker of Love Serenade comes a similar film about flawed and lonely characters.
You're So Vain

Melbourne singer songwriter Sally Seltmann covers a Carly Simon classic for Like a Version.
The perfect candidate

Can the guest agencies on Gruen Nation produce election ads even better than the real thing?
Look mum, no hands

Hands-free phones are a distraction from driving that increases the chance of an accident.
The Drum with Unleashed – Analysis and Views
Poll: Have the Labor leaks eroded your confidence in the ALP's ability to form government? ![]()
Glossy cover
The near-perfect makeover of Julia Gillard on the cover of Women's Weekly is a metaphor for the Labor campaign. >more 'Glossy cover'
Gillard's choice
The Prime Minister needs to sign a concordat with Kevin Rudd and make her intentions plain. >more 'Gillard's choice'
Mentally sexy dads
Men who clean, cook and parent are hot stuff. But how does this work? >more 'Mentally sexy dads'
Children & Parenting
Play School
Play School is Australia's most successful regular television program for pre-school children. >more 'Play School'
ABC for Kids | ABC3 | Parenting | Games | Kids TV guide
Grandstand Sport
Interview: Jamie Lyon
Manly co-captain Jamie Lyon told Grandstand's Luke Davico the Sea Eagles can take much out of their 38-20 triumph over Wests Tigers at Gosford. >more 'Interview: Jamie Lyon'
Health | Science

Maths solves sperm movement mystery
UK scientists may have unravelled one of the long-standing mysteries of human fertility: why sperm cells tend to behave like tiny, surface-seeking missiles.> more 'Maths solves sperm movement mystery'
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Election 2010 video sledge
We're giving you the opportunity to create and submit a video showing your unique view of the forthcoming election.
As well as ABC gift vouchers for the best three entries, there is the opportunity to showcase your talent in our shop window. Can your video win the second most important vote this August?>more 'Election 2010 video sledge'





