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Australia's first woman PM an old-school Labor leader, Reuters (2010)
Australia: NSW panel to look at recall elections, The Sydney Morning Herald (2011)
Australian PM may call election within days, International Business Times (2010)
Governor-General delays trip as election speculation mounts, ABC News (2010)
Australia PM 'set to call elections', Aljazeera (2010)
Australia: Gillard tipped top call election tomorrow, ABC (2010)
Australia: Voting decisions 'only skin deep', ABC (2010)
Australia: Teens return Labor to power in Google poll, The Sydney Morning Herald (2010)
Australia PM delivers final speech for elections, The People's Daily (2010)
Australia's Rudd loses support in state elections, Reuters (2010)
Australia general election set for August 21: PM Julia Gillard, The Times of India (2010)
Australia: How to dominate an electorate, one viral tweet at a time, The Sydney Morning Herald (2010)
Complex rules discourage Australians abroad from voting, ABC Radio Australia (2010)
Australia: Gillard v Abbot - who's winning in social media? SBS Australia (2010)
Australia: Greens power supply, ABC News (2010)
Will Australia's election really be a photo finish? Angus Reid Global Monitor (2010)
Australian expats cast vote in federal elections, Gulf News (2010)
Australia: Polls open in the UK, The Sydney Morning Herald (2010)
Australia's ruling Labor leads ahead of election-poll, Reuters (2010)
Australia: Major parties missing the mark with young voters, ABC News (2010)
Australians in Outback cast first votes in cliffhanger national election, The Telegraph (2010)
Australia: Election campaigns run online, The Australian (2010)
Poll advantage narrows for Australia's Gillard, Reuters (2010)
Australia's election hits gender divide, The Washington Post (2010)
Australia: Teens get vote in Google mock election, The Sydney Morning Herald (2010)
Australia: Should elections be less frequent? The Sydney Morning Herald (2010)
Australians vote 'neither' in weekend polls, TIME (2010)
Australian elections in the balance, The Telegraph (2010)
Australia: Labor, Liberals locked at 73 seats each in latest election count, The Herald Sun (2010)
Australia: Early election not necessary: Bligh, The Sydney Morning Herald (2010)
Growing number of Australians could shape 2010 election, Reuters (2010)
Australia: Rudd acknowledges poll woes, The Wall Street Journal (2010)
Australia:Gillard continues rise in polls, ABC News (2010)
Australian politician tells public: 'Don't believe what I say', Telegraph (2010)
Australia rate hike prompts early election talk, Reuters (2009)
Australia: ALP revives push to reveal political donors, The Sydney Morning Herald (2010)
How an Australian election works, Reuters (2010)
Labor has big poll lead before Australia election, Reuters (2010)
Current Twitter trends: Australian elections, Singapore youth Olympic Games, Pakistan floods, The Independent (2010)
Australian election could hit Kiwis, Stuff (2010)
Australia: Fears of massive swing in voter backlash, News.Au (2010)
Reuter poll trend: Australia's Gillard holds slim election lead, Reuters (2010)
Explainer: Australian elections 2010, CNN (2010)
Australian election: breakthrough forecast for Greens, The Guardian (2010)
Photo finish for Aussie election, Mail & Guardian (2010)
Australia: Anxious wait for voters' stamp of approval, The Australian (2010)
Australia election impasse expected to end Tuesday, Reuters (2010)
Australia: Over 1.8 million votes already cast, ABC News (2010)
Australia: Decline in voters 'a threat to nation's democracy", The Age (2010)
Australia: Tony Abbott stands by election costings, The Australian (2010)
Australia: Poll paints green picture for garden state, ABC News (2010)
Australia: Rudd Loses Lead in Poll for First Time Since Winning Election, Bloomberg (2010)
No new government in Australia as election impasse drags on, VOA News (2010)
Australia PM rejects fresh election call, The Wall Street Journal (2010)
Australia poll foreshadows hung parliament, Reuters (2010)
Australia: Pollies still missing the point of social media, The Sydney Morning Herald (2010)
Indonesia: Australia provides funding to support RI`s electoral system, Antara (2011).
Australia: Rudd to Debate Abbott in Start to Election Campaign, Bloomberg (2010)
Australia:Tony Abbott says Julia Gillard is 'rushing' towards a federal election, The Australian (2010)
Australia: Election debate to become threesome, The Sydney Morning Herald (2010)
Australian PM could lose looming election: polls, Reuters (2010)
Rudd’s Rating Falls to Record Low in Australian Poll, Bloomberg Business Week (2010)
Australia: Missing voting virgins a bad signs, The Sydney Morning Herald (2010)
Australia: Abbott carbon coats next election campaign, The Sydney Morning Herald (2011)
Australia: Voters see tough 2011 for Labor, The Sydney Morning Herald (2010)
Australian Labor Party loses ground since last general election, Focus News (2010)
Julia Gillard 'heading for defeat' in Australian elections, The Telegraph (2010)
Australia: The polling rise of the Greens, ABC News (2010)
Australia: Malcolm Fraser's parting gift to Liberals, The Australian (2010)
Australia opposition opens election fight on climate, Reuters (2010)
What does the election result mean for Australia's politics? Xinhua (2010)
Australia opposition says doesn't want new election, Reuters (2010)
Overseas Australians urged to register for election, Radio Australia News (2010)
Australia: Final enrolments flood electoral commission, ABC News (2010)
Australia: Young Tasmanians urged to get on the electoral roll, ABC News (2010)
Australia: 3,000 Territorians beat electoral roll deadline, ABC News (2010)
Australia: Ban election gambling, MP says, The Sydney Morning Herald (2010)
Australia: Our options are open, say Greens, The Age (2010)
Australian Election Commission Business Plan
Australia: Federal Redistribution
Australia: The Alternative Vote (1997)
New Zealand: Learning to Live with Proportional Representation
Australia: Election Planner (2005)
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Silent Voters/Anonymous Registration in Australia and New Zealand