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Australian Labor Party

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Noun1.Australian Labor Party - the oldest political party in Australia, founded in 1891; the party is moderately liberal
labor party, labour party - a left-of-center political party formed to represent the interest of ordinary working people


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The Australian Labor Party proposed in a higher education white paper last month that a Labor Government would offer a reduction in HECS debt for every year of service in a remote area to students in areas of critical skills shortage, including nursing and medicine, or in rural and regional areas.
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In addition, Frankel (1992-1993) argues, when the Australian Labor Party was in government, it successfully corporatised the activities of social movements (feminists and Greens for example) by employing leaders as consultants, as well as by offering special-purpose grants (see, for example, Auer, 1990).
 
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