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Wednesday, 18 August 2010 - Australia's Labor to scrape back into power
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    Yahoo! My Yahoo! Mail More Yahoo! Services Account Options New User? Sign Up Sign In Help Yahoo! Search web search Home Singapore Asia Pacific World Business Entertainment Sports Technology Australia China India Indonesia Japan Malaysia Philippines Thailand Vietnam Australia's Labor to scrape back into power Reuters - 1 hour 18 minutes ago Send IM Story Print By James Grubel CANBERRA - Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard's Labor government will narrowly win Saturday's election, a Reuters Poll Trend showed on Wednesday, paving the way for a controversial mining tax and a possible carbon trading scheme. Australia's small Greens party, on course to gain the balance of power in the Senate upper house, said it would seek to toughen the mining tax if Labor wins. The proposed 30 percent tax on iron ore and coal, forecast to raise A$10.5 billion over two years starting 2012, has been signed off on by mining giants BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto and Xstrata, but is opposed by the rest of Australia's key mining sector. The Greens stance could force the government to negotiate some changes to the mining tax. The Greens want to raise an extra A$2 billion a year, but party leader Bob Brown said the Greens would not block the tax if it did not secure its changes. "All I can do is say we will negotiate strongly, inject better ideas into the mining tax proposals Labor has, and I think we will get a dividend," Brown told the National Press Club. "Given that option, you don't have to be Einstein to know that the Greens will be going with the Labor Party alternative." A Labor victory would also see a possible carbon trading scheme to combat climate change from 2012 and ensure construction of a $38 billion fibre-optic national broadband network. The Liberal-National opposition opposes all three policies. CLOSE ELECTION With three days of campaigning left in the tightest election in decades, Labor's floundering support with voters seems to have improved slightly while the conservative opposition is slipping in key eastern states which will decide the election. The latest Reuters Poll Trend shows Labor has a 3 point lead over the opposition, which could see Gillard win a four-seat majority in the 150-seat parliament. Labor had a 16-seat majority at the last election. "I think this will be the closest election since 1961, which was a cliff-hanger. I do think this will go down to the wire," Chris Bowen, Labor's campaign spokesman, said on Wednesday. However, the possibility remains that the August 21 election may result in a hung parliament, where neither Labor nor the opposition wins enough seats to form government. In that case the support of three independents will decide which party forms the next government. The election outcome is now certain to be decided in key marginal seats in the resource state of Queensland and Australia's most populous state, New South Wales. The Reuters Poll Trend found Gillard could lose up to 11 seats with voters angry over the mining tax, a failure by Labor to implement a carbon trading scheme and a perception of weak border protection with the arrival of illegal immigrants. However, voters are also dissatisfied with conservative leader Tony Abbott, with Gillard commanding a 13 point lead as preferred prime minister. Many Australians do not want to vote for Labor, but shun the pugnacious Abbott as leader. Underpinning Labor's last-minute support in key rural seats has possibly been the national broadband network which promises high speed Internet and a plan for medical clinics in rural towns struggling to attract doctors. The opposition has charged Labor with using both policies to win over, or "pork-barrel," marginal seats. Gillard has placed financial competence at the centre of her campaign and cast Abbott as a jobs and investment risk, prompting the opposition to outline its economic plan and reassure the central bank of support for its inflation target of 2-3 percent. Online bookmakers sportsbet.com.au said the odds on a Gillard victory, as well as the possibility of a hung parliament, had shortened. "We're still taking far more bets on the coalition, and have done for some time, but the serious money all seems to be on Labor," sportsbet's Haydn Lane said. 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